Anthony Lane

This memorial fund has been set up by the family to help CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young) reduce the frequency of young sudden cardiac death through supporting CRY’s screening programme.

The aim is to fund the screening of young people within the local community.

Latest News

CRY Screening in Sutton Coldfield in memory of Anthony Lane

Read the full article here THREE lives have potentially been saved thanks to a pioneering cardiac screening programme inspired by a Rugby man who died of an undiagnosed heart condition. The scheme to identify similar conditions in the young was launched in memory of Anthony Lane – who died in...

Screenings offered in memory of Anthony Lane

Read the full article here An event offering free heart scans for young people was held on Sunday, organised by the parents of a 26-year-old who died after going into cardiac arrest. Anthony Lane had been using an exercise bike when his heart stopped. Anthony's father Paul Lane said: "We're...

Anthony Lane’s family hope screening will help others

Read the full article here A screening day to help identify undiagnosed heart conditions in young people is being held in memory of a son who died unexpectedly. Mercedes engineer Anthony Lane, from Rugby, Warwickshire, suffered cardiac arrest aged 26. He had been exercising alone on a turbo trainer bike...

Parents of Anthony Lane, who died of cardiac arrest raise £40k to help testing for young people

Read the full article here The parents of a Formula One engineer who died of a cardiac arrest have raised over £40,000 for more heart screenings in young people. Anthony Lane was working for Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes team when he suddenly collapsed while using his exercise bike at home. His...

Rotary Club in Wylde Green hosts screening

Read the full article here A pioneering screening programme to identify undiagnosed heart conditions in the young is being rolled out in Sutton Coldfield for the first time following funding from the local Wylde Green Rotary Club. Run by CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young), the project is particularly personal...

Cardiac screening days in memory of Anthony Lane

Read the full article here A Rugby man who died suddenly aged 26 is the inspiration behind a new cardiac screening day. Anthony Lane lost his life after suffering a cardiac arrest while exercising at his home. Now a pioneering screening programme to identify undiagnosed heart conditions in the young...

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Paul Lane

07/11/2024

Donation received from Rich Geekie and Sam Westgate. Huge thanks for this. xx

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£60.00

Phillip Tomlinson

17/10/2024

For a great cause and the brilliant work being done in memory of Anthony.

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£50.00

Julie Daire

02/08/2024

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£20.00

Paul Lane

30/07/2024

Many thanks to Rosemary and Richard on Charnwood Close for this donation ⭐️

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£20.00

Yvonne Upton

24/07/2024

Happy to join our neighbours in donations to an excellent cause.

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£20.00

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Preventing young sudden cardiac deaths through awareness, screening and research, and supporting affected families.

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Anthony Lane

Anthony Lane

Latest News

CRY Screening in Sutton Coldfield in memory of Anthony Lane

Screenings offered in memory of Anthony Lane

Anthony Lane’s family hope screening will help others

Parents of Anthony Lane, who died of cardiac arrest raise £40k to help testing for young people

Rotary Club in Wylde Green hosts screening

Cardiac screening days in memory of Anthony Lane

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Paul Lane

Phillip Tomlinson

Julie Daire

Paul Lane

Yvonne Upton

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