I entered the Great Capital Run on 15th July 2007 to raise money for CRY in memory of my friend Greg. The support I got was fantastic. Most people couldn’t believe anyone would be crazy enough to run in a costume, and some even said that to me. I just replied, “It’s not that bad at
14th – 15th July 2007 The Three Peaks Challenge involves walking and climbing the three highest peaks in Britain. The three peaks are, Ben Nevis in Scotland, Scafell Pike in England and Mount Snowdon in Wales. The challenge is to climb the three peaks in a time of under 24 hours. The time starts at the
8th July 2007 Ray Warbrick, Rick Dolby and Steve Rybowski completed the ‘Run Preston’ 5km (Rick and Steve) and 10km (Ray) runs on Sunday 8th July. £254 was raised for CRY, in memory of Andrew Parr. All three runners are employees at Preston Combined Court. Ray Warbrick
Saturday 7th July 2007 brought parishioners from St Edmund’s Church, Beckenham together to listen to the talents of seven of the parish’s highly talented young musicians. The concert was organised by the young people, who spoke after every mass at the church one weekend, to try and raise awareness about CRY and the concert. We got
On Saturday the 30th of June we held a charity night in memory of our son Ryan who passed away on 3rd September 2006 (SADS). Over 200 people attended the evening at Metrogas Sports Ground in Eltham, South East London – and many more wanted to come. The evening was a great success, with a Disco,
8th June 2007 When the opportunity arose for Cluttons to sponsor a team of girls to take part in the 24 Hour Three Peaks Challenge and raise money for charity, I thought it could be good fun. After all, it was only walking. I was also very keen to support CRY as one of our nominated
On Saturday the 12th of May, we held our 3rd Annual Family Fun Day at Preston Grasshoppers RFC in memory of Stevie Wiggins. A keen sportsman and traveller who used to play rugby for Preston Grasshoppers, Stevie began his adventures in 1998 when he gave up his job at F2 chemicals in Preston to chase his
22nd – 27th April 2007 We raised £1055 for CRY in memory of our son Kevin (below) who we lost in August 2001. Kevin was only 20 years old when he collapsed and died whilst playing football. The money was raised by walking the West Highland Way in Scotland. This is a distance of 96 miles
Having decided a year ago to attempt the Flora London Marathon, as I awoke to bright sunshine on the morning of 22nd April, I hoped my meticulous training and planning was going to be successful. I was a nervous wreck, which wasn’t helped by the hotel we were staying in refusing to microwave my porridge, even
Words you were never going to hear on Sunday, April 22nd, 2007: “..and they come bursting into the Mall together…Martin Lel and Paul Tergat shoulder-to-shoulder with unknown Brit Andy Varley…” The reality was that I crossed the line a little under four hours after Messrs Lel and Tergat, having battled against the lack of shade afforded
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