SOLAS is the winner from Biggest Loser

Staff from Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council's refuse and maintenance department in Ballycastle have taken part in a very successful weight loss challenge.
By The Newsroom
Published 27th Nov 2018, 08:40 BST
Updated 8th Jan 2019, 17:11 BST
Staff from Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Councils refuse and maintenance department in Ballycastle have taken part in a very successful weight loss challenge. 28 employees based at the depot in Market Street signed up for the Biggest Loser challenge which also raised a significant sum of money for local health and wellbeing charity Solas. Over the course of seven weeks, participants lost a total of 19.5 stone and many of them have been inspired to enjoy a more active lifestyle than ever before. The overall winner was Geoffrey McCook while Martin McIlroy was runner-up. Some of those who took part are pictured handing over a cheque for £830 to Billy Fawcett and Trish Sands-Robinson from Solas in Ballycastle.Staff from Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Councils refuse and maintenance department in Ballycastle have taken part in a very successful weight loss challenge. 28 employees based at the depot in Market Street signed up for the Biggest Loser challenge which also raised a significant sum of money for local health and wellbeing charity Solas. Over the course of seven weeks, participants lost a total of 19.5 stone and many of them have been inspired to enjoy a more active lifestyle than ever before. The overall winner was Geoffrey McCook while Martin McIlroy was runner-up. Some of those who took part are pictured handing over a cheque for £830 to Billy Fawcett and Trish Sands-Robinson from Solas in Ballycastle.
Staff from Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Councils refuse and maintenance department in Ballycastle have taken part in a very successful weight loss challenge. 28 employees based at the depot in Market Street signed up for the Biggest Loser challenge which also raised a significant sum of money for local health and wellbeing charity Solas. Over the course of seven weeks, participants lost a total of 19.5 stone and many of them have been inspired to enjoy a more active lifestyle than ever before. The overall winner was Geoffrey McCook while Martin McIlroy was runner-up. Some of those who took part are pictured handing over a cheque for £830 to Billy Fawcett and Trish Sands-Robinson from Solas in Ballycastle.

28 employees based at the depot in Market Street signed up for the ‘Biggest Loser’ challenge which also raised a significant sum of money for local health and wellbeing charity Solas. Over the course of seven weeks, participants lost a total of 19.5 stone and many of them have been inspired to enjoy a more active lifestyle than ever before.

The overall winner was Geoffrey McCook while Martin McIlroy was runner-up. Some of those who took part are pictured handing over a cheque for £830 to Billy Fawcett and Trish Sands-Robinson from Solas in Ballycastle.

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