Despite gloomy weather predictions, Haslemere Lawn Tennis Club (HLTC) held an extremely successful junior doubles tournament in aid of CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young) on Monday 14th April. On courts unexpectedly bathed in warm sunshine, HLTC’s Head Coach, Beryl Bishop, steered 34 players aged between 9 and 14, through a busy games schedule. With extraordinarily
We are done!!!! We have completed the Coyote Rally 2008!!!! Had an absolutely fantastic time. Raised some money for charity; had a lot of giggles; drove a lot; met some wicked people and fellow rally teams; got drunk; partied hard; got lost everywhere (especially Paris); didn’t sleep; u-turned everywhere; released SPORT mode everywhere; perfected the masterful
March 2008 A grand charity show was recently held at Cobridge Coronation Club, Stoke on Trent, to raise money for CRY and Mencap. We attended with all our family and friends and what a great night it was!! We didn’t know there were so many top-of-the-bill acts in Stoke on Trent and they raised £605 for
1st March 2008 My name is Maria Williams and I set up Grooves Freestyle Dance Club in January 2003. Every year the dancers at Grooves perform a “Sponsored Groove” to raise money for a worth while charity. Towards the end of 2007, one of the parents of a pupil asked if she could nominate CRY as
I arranged a charity night to take place on the 1st February for my best friend Kasia Ber who died just over two years ago. Kasia was very dear to everyone because she touched every person she knew in one way or another. Everyone I know adored Kasia because she was a bubbly, funny, adorable person.
Midlands band, Miccoli, to play at some of the UK’s busiest shopping malls as part of nationwide awareness campaign in partnership with leading cardiac charity On Saturday 30th August, family rock trio, Miccoli launched their nationwide tour of large shopping centres across the UK to raise awareness – particularly amongst a young audience – for the charity,
8th to 14th June 2009 We wanted to do an event in memory of Robert and this walk was on Robert’s to do list to be attempted at a later date. The sun shone brightly which was a blessing and seven of us walked 98 miles through some breathtaking scenery. What a challenge, considering the majority
Indian travel literature portrays the vast Asian sub-continent as a cross between utter chaos and pure serenity and based on our experiences of this incredible country, we couldn’t be more in agreement with this assessment. Back in September 2010, we – Tom Hawes, Joe Norton, Alex Nicholls, Andy Thomson, John Smith and Dan Mason – set
19th September 2010 A council officer left ‘high and dry’ after the cancellation of the Great North Swim decided to swim her own one-mile challenge at Crosby Marina. Jude Burgess, who works in Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council’s Tree and Woodland team, was among the thousands of competitors due to race in Lake Windermere earlier this month
At 4:59am on 18th February 2014 my 14 year old son Matt and I set off on the London Underground from Hatton Cross station in an attempt to visit all 270 London Underground stations in a single day and raise money for CRY. We would have to arrive and/or depart each station by underground train and
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