Lee Hills is raising money for Cardiac Risk in the Young, after his wife Abbyโs heart stopped suddenly A young Essex mum suddenly died while out on a run, aged just 30. On Wednesday, July 13, soon after putting their two young sons to bed, Abby Hills said to loving husband Lee that she was going
Mark Tipping, his wife Nicola and their children Sam, Joe, and Isaac switched on the lights at their Cottam home yesterday evening (November 27) which marked the 11th consecutive year of the event, with thousands turning up on opening night. Money raised on the night will be split between four charities โ Rosemere Cancer Foundation, Derian House
Canterbury Rugby Club will offer every playing member between 14 and 35 the chance to be screened for possible undiagnosed cardiac conditions. They will be working in partnership with Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), with appointments available this Saturday and Sunday between 9am and 4pm at the Marine Travel Ground on Merton Lane Paul Sykes,
James Nicholas, from Dentons Green, suddenly passed away in October 2012 days before what would have been his 22nd birthday due to the undiagnosed condition. After his passing, his family started the James Nicholas Foundation and have set up local heart screenings in St Helens since 2014. Mike Heyes, who was a close friend of Jamesโ
THE Northwich and Winsford Guardian is giving two much-loved charities in the area the chance to receive a share of a ยฃ16,000 cash giveaway. Our parent companyโs charitable arm, The Gannett Foundation, is providing ยฃ128k in cash to support local charities across the country and we have a ยฃ16,000 share to distribute across the north west.
Kevin Paterson, from Seaham, sadly died 10 years ago on October 21, 2012, from an undiagnosed heart condition after suffering a cardiac event while taking part in the Birmingham Half Marathon. Since his death, Kevinโs family have gone on to raise ยฃ50,000 for the Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) charity, who provide free, life saving heart screenings for
Families across Courier country are coming together to support the work of a charity dedicated to preventing sudden cardiac death in young people. Heart screening sessions have been held in both Dundee and Perth and Kinross recently by different families touched by tragedy. The screenings, run by the charity Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), were funded
Thousands of pounds have been raised in memory of three โspecialโ women who shared a passion for song and dance. The โNever Forgetโ charity event took place at the Solway Hall in Whitehaven on Saturday and raised a total of ยฃ4,477, which will be split between Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) and Breast Cancer Now.
VETERAN Stourbridge marathon runner Pete Teale says heโs run his last 26-2 mile race after completing Sundayโs London Marathon. Pete, who works as catering manager at Old Swinford Hospital school in Stourbridge, has run five marathons and 20 half marathons over the years to raise money for Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) in memory of his
A cardiac arrest survivor, an Isle of Wight GP, a schoolteacher and many other Islanders ran the 2022 London Marathon on Sunday (October 2) and raised thousands of pounds for different charities. NICK DOVER suffered a cardiac arrest three years ago, aged just 34, and ran the 2022 London Marathon in aid of Cardiac Risk in the Young
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