Kent cricketer Calum Haggett talks about how his life was saved by a routine cardiac screening in 2010. Paul Daniels then talks about the loss of his son Ben and CRY Founder Alison Cox MBE talks about CRY’s work and how our services have developed over the last 20 years. Listen to the interviews here (Calum Haggett
Lincolnshire Life – August 2016 issue The second Craig Rawlinson Memorial Ball was held at the Southview Hotel, Skegness in June. Craig was only 18 when he passed away from an undiagnosed heart condition. Donations are being made to CRY. Read more
Stoke Sentinel – 30th August 2016 Hundreds of people have come together for a fundraising event to remember Jordan Burndred after he passed away from an undiagnosed heart defect.
Northwich Guardian – 29th August 2016 Alan Maddock will be taking on the 12-hour fundraiser in memory of Aaron Dixon. Aaron’s mother, Debbie, is the Cheshire representative for Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) and raises around £15,000 a year in order to hold heart screening days for young people. “I was inspired by Debbie’s story
North Devon Journal – 25th August 2016 Brenda and John Luckett have been organising motorcross trial schools at their farm in Hartland for the past 24 years – raising nearly £60,000 for charity Cardiac Risk in the Young over the years.
getwestlondon – 24th August 2016 Read more
Kent County Cricket Club – 21st August 2016 Kent cricketers, both old and new, will be playing for CRY in a charity match on Saturday 10 September at Eltham College. Read more
Lancashire Evening Post – 19th August 2016 A group of fundraisers will walk over hot coals to raise money for CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young). Julie Smith organised the event and is campaigning for more vital heart screenings with CRY in the area. The challenge will take place at the Lord Nelson Pub in Chorley.
Cheshire Life – 17th August 2016 An annual Christmas ball held by Future Recruitment has announced Jason Manford as its headlining act/ The ball will be raising funds for Cardiac Risk in the Young in memory of actor and stuntman, Darren Shahlavi.
The Courier – 17th August 2016 Local musicians are preparing to pay tribute to Kayla at a special concert at Perth’s Green Room in September. Bands Flat Six, Bridge of Birds and Quench are signed up for the Kayla Brown Memorial Gig which starts from 8.30pm on Thursday, September 29. Read more
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