The village that loses together to win

You’d think having a weigh-in at a butcher’s shop, surrounded by tempting produce, wouldn’t help dieting.

The village that loses together to win
Mon, 25 Feb, 2013 - 00:00
Sean O’Riordan

Well you’d be wrong.

A year after one of their friends appeared as a leader on Operation Transformation, 17 villagers are still on the dieting trail.

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