The Lord Mayor of Kidderminster, Peter Dyke, opened the 7th Annual Weary Traveller Bowling Day in bright sunshine at 1pm on Sunday 28th August. The Mayor was very interested in the CRY campaign and, along with his chauffeur, took away 25 CRY postcards to give to their work colleagues. The event was bathed in sunshine throughout,
7th August 2005 This event was held in memory of Vicky Johnson (right), who was lost to Sudden Death Syndrome in August 2003 aged just 20 years. The sun did not shine on us much on this day, and unfortunately we did not quite match the wonderful amount that was raised in 2004 in Vicky’s memory.
8th – 10th July 2005 A group of business colleagues from Oldham have ridden the Sustrans C2C route many times over the years, and this year their money raising was to go to Team Ash. What’s more, Gary and I were invited to join them over the three day, 170-mile long ride. The C2C ride has
Devonport Playhouse, Plymouth, Devon Heart & Music was an exciting and varied production from a broad range of musical theatre. This hugely talented company performed a selection of heart warming solos, spine tingling choral numbers and full dance routines. There was something for everyone to enjoy! There were four performances of the show – which ran
On 15th May 2005, Lisa Donnelly and five of her friends completed a Tandem Skydive at the North London Parachute Centre, in memory of Adam Donnelly and in aid of CRY. We are so proud of Lisa for completing this because she was extremely nervous and apprehensive about the jump. Thanks also to her friends Richard
Thursday 12th May 2005 When the committee of Kingston Vale Operatic and Dramatic Society (KVODS) announced that they wanted each of the committee members to put forward a charity, as they were going to do an extra performance and donate all tickets sales from this performance, I immediately thought of CRY. Having just joined CRY as
I am writing in response to the greatly appreciated certificate which I received from CRY for my parachute jump, which I completed on Sunday 8th May 2005. The next day after the jump I had my GCSE Art exam, which kept nerves about the jump away as I thought my Art exam was slightly more daunting,
The sun shone on the 2nd May 2005, when five amateur athletes took to the streets of Belfast for the city’s 24th Marathon. Daphne Morton, Claire Duffy, Cat Lundy, Susan Duffy and – the only male – Alex Morton were the five members of The Teardrops. Between them, the relay team ran the 26 miles of
For me, the Marathon was all about why I was taking part. Tragically my cousin Ben died as a result of an undiagnosed cardiac defect. The extended family have been fundraising for CRY ever since, and Ben’s two sisters – Paula and Cheryl – and Paula’s husband, took part in the Marathon very soon after Ben’s
By Philip Allen Sunday 17th April 2005 was at once one of the greatest and one of the toughest days of my life. A year of committing to it; six months of training (starting another month on top of that with my caffeine and alcohol ban!); all the fundraising and publicity; standing in Greenwich Park an
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