Stoke-on-Trent charity haunted house
Stoke Sentinel – 31st October 2016 Mum Janine Davies hosting a spooky fund-raiser this Halloween by turning her home into a haunted house. Read more
31/10/2016
Stoke Sentinel – 31st October 2016 Mum Janine Davies hosting a spooky fund-raiser this Halloween by turning her home into a haunted house. Read more
Clitheroe Advertiser – 27th October 2016 Ed Stockton from Waddington is to have his hair and beard shaved off in order to raise money for CRY. Ed wanted to raise funds in memory of his sister, Vicky, who died suddenly aged just twenty three in 2006. The shave will be performed by a family friend. Read
East Grinstead Courier – 25th October 2016 Imberhorne School and Sackville School took part in the 13th Adam Dabell Memorial Cup, which celebrates the life of Adam, who tragically died in 2004. Read more
Stoke Sentinel – 24th October 2016 The Stokie Christmas Market, hosted by Hanley Community Fire Station will take place between 10am and 4pm on Sunday December 4 and organisers are inviting traders to hire tables. Read more
Storyteller – 23rd October 2016 This was my second half marathon to prove that the first was no fluke. It wasn’t until after the training and the run itself that I realised that with a clear focus on planned training goals I could train for and complete a full marathon for CRY. Read more
westmorelandfa.com – 21st October 2016 The charity Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) is running a cardiac screening programme for people aged 14–35 years old, which will be held at The James Cochrane Practice on 26th November 2016. Read more
Stoke Sentinel – 20th October 2016 The family of a teenage heart victim who died while on holiday in Turkey have handed over more than £2,500 towards a children’s heart scanner appeal. Read more
Pitchero.com – 20th October 2016 CRY shared that every week in the UK, at least 12 people die of undiagnosed heart conditions. With this new equipment at The Town Ground it will enable potentially life-saving equipment to be used in case of an emergency. Read more
Burton Mail – 20th October 2016 The heartbroken family of a Castle Gresley teenager who died suddenly has told how the youngster might still be alive if he had been given vital heart screening. Read more
The Scotsman – 20th October 2016 A Scottish woman who lost her brother to Sudden Adult Death Syndrome is fundraising in order to raise awareness and prevent other families from the ‘living hell’ endured after a sudden loss. Kirsty has just completed the Glencoe Ultra Marathon as well as organising a Halloween fundraising event next month.
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