This is Derbyshire – 21st March 2013 Pupils at a city school will be taught life-saving skills for a second year running – following the death of a student with an undiagnosed heart condition.
Birmingham Mail – 15th March 2013 Six under-16 squads will take part in the tournament on Sunday in memory of Luke Chapman. Read more
News Shopper – 28th February 2013 Five friends of Ben Daniels have taken part in a cycle challenge in his memory to raise money for the Ben Daniels Memorial Fund with CRY. Read more
ITV News Central – 24th February 2013 The father of Pardeep Nagra, who died in 2008 from sudden adult death syndrome, has raised over £7,000 for CRY, enabling 200 youngsters to have their hearts screened. Mr Nagra said: “My son was full of life and our lives are very hard now. We are doing this so
Arbroath Herald – 18th January 2013 Over £1,500 has been donated to CRY for sudden death syndrome in memory of Barrie Lee. Barrie died while working in Ghana in 2012. Read more
Buxton Advertiser – 13th January 2013 The friends and family of Kyle, who died in 2011 from Sudden Adult death Syndrome, have raised almost £9,000 in his memory through tournaments and carol singing events. Read more
An auction held on 16 September during the Private View of Max Lowry’s art works at the Mall Galleries in London raised an impressive £27,350 for CRY. Max (picture right) died suddenly almost exactly a year ago, on 24 September 2010, on the eve of his wedding to Jane Davies. Suzanne Lowry, Max’s mother, said that
Five Armagh brothers, and their sister, are taking part in the Great North Run on Sunday to raise funds for CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young). Sam, Davy, Mark, Johnny, and Matthew Nicholson, and sister Ruth, will undertake the run which is just over 13 miles. Last year they successfully completed the Adidas Silverstone Half Marathon
The father of John McCall, the Royal School rugby team’s Schools’ Cup-winning captain who died as a result of a heart defect in 2004, has once again called for more screening of young people. Ian McCalll spoke to the Gazette following the recent deaths of two young children in Tyrone and insisted all children of secondary-school
“Mission: Implausible” will see Chris Gordon attempt a 14-day, 3500-mile solo ride around the coast of mainland Britain, on a twenty year old, 85cc stepthrough motorcycle Chris is undertaking this challenge in memory of his good friend Anthony Child – known to his friends and relatives alike as ‘Budgie’ – who died in November 2004, aged
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