Northwich Guardian – 23rd January 2016 Swimmers with a taste for competition are being invited to take the plunge at the 2017 Northwich Rotary Swimathon. Read more
The Chester Chronicle – 14th January 2017 …The biggest fundraising event on the Warrington Campus, so far this term, was a 24-hour football match in aid of CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young). Read more
Messenger – 14th January 2017 Hale resident Andrew Knowles has completed nine challenges during the past nine months to raise awareness for two charities. Andrew has been testing himself in a bid to boost Cardiac Risk in the Young and Combat Stress. Read more
The Chester Chronicle – 11th January 2017 Residents from Chester are being invited to take part in a Town and Gown 5k fun run in conjunction with University of Chester. The run is inspired by the annual event at Oxford university and aims to bring the community together and help raise awareness and money for Cardiac
Winsford Guardian – 3rd January 2016 …“Throughout the year, employees, their families and friends raised over £11,000 for charities. These include Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), St. Luke’s Cheshire Hospice, Bliss, The Christie, Epilepsy Research UK and Diabetes UK.” Read more
Lancaster Guardian – 24th December 2016 Publication of a book firmly focused on the village of Catterall will help boost the funds of the CRY memorial fund. ‘A Ramble around Catterall’ is on sale now, priced at £8, and all proceeds will go to Cardiac Risk in the Young Read more
Cambs Times – 23rd December 2016 The glitz and glamour of Hollywood arrived in Cheshire for an evening in aid of the Cardiac Risk in the Young charity. The ball, held at The Hallmark Hotel, Handforth, raised £20,000. Read more
Visiter – 22nd December 2016 Mike Vella completed the 26 mile trek in four days in aid of leading heart charity, Cardiac Risk in the Young. Read more
Lancashire Evening Press – 21st December 2016 Tributes have been paid to a “wonderful husband and brilliant dad” after he died suddenly. Read more
Lancashire Evening Post – 16th December 2016 At a packed parliamentary reception Chorley’s MP Lindsay Hoyle met bereaved families, researchers, charity patrons and fellow MPs as he signed up to a campaign to help save young lives. Read more
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