The Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, 24th May 2019 Friends Gary Jervis, Craig Jemson and Tarred Wolstoncroft cycled from Germany to Preston, UK, in a journey of 708km which took them 6 days, in order to raise money for three different charities. Gary for Lancashire Mind, Craig for Green Peace and Tarred for Cardiac Risk in the
Simian, 27th May 2019 Simon Hughes and Ian Doughty are taking on the challenge of riding from Land’s End to John O’ Groats to raise funds for Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) in memory of their late friend Gareth Roberts who suddenly died of an undiagnosed heart condition. The journey will see them climb 46,850
Eastleigh News, 24th May 2019 The fourth Lashes Ladies Lunch and Fashion Show, held in support of Hampshire Cricket in the Community and Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), raised more than £30,000. The event was held at the Hilton at the Ageas Bowl and more than 350 ladies of Hampshire participated in the event. “The
The Leader, 23rd May 2019 Ian Doughty and Simon Hughes met Gareth when they were on a cycling holiday in Majorca. Tragically, back in the UK, Gareth passed away suddenly from an undiagnosed heart condition while riding his bike. Now, his friends plan to cycle hundreds of miles – from Land’s End to John O’ Groats
Frome Times, 21st May 2019 After Julian passed away in 2000 due to an undiagnosed heart condition, his parents, Shirley and David Wort, set up the ‘Julian Wort Memorial Fund’ with charity Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). They campaign to raise funds and bring cardiac screenings and awareness of heart conditions to young people in
Romford Recorder, 20th May 2019 An annual cake sale was held last Saturday in memory of Aashi Sinha, an 18 year old who passed away due to a heart problem in 2013. The cake sale, held at the Christ Eternal Church in Brentwood Road, Gidea Park, raised more than £5100 for charity Cardiac Risk in the
Worksop Guardian, 16 May 2019 Ten years ago at the age of 17, England Footballer Jade Moore discovered she had two holes in her heart after a cardiac screening. The discovery meant that the problem was able to be fixed by a device being inserted to close the holes and Moore is now about to embark
Chronicle Live, 5th May 2019 Robert Smith’s family have raised about £40,000 since his death in 2014 to help fund free heart screening from Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) for young people aged 14 to 35. The latest screening took place in Durham at Langley Park this weekend just gone. Over 100 young people were
Richmond and Twickenham Times, 14th May 2019 Brentford SportsFEST (formally Brentford Challenge) is now in it’s seventh year. This year it offered young people aged 14 to 35 the chance to have their hearts screened by Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). This screening was funded in memory of Robert Rowan who was Brentford FC’s Sporting
Hull Daily Mail, 11th May 2019 Richard and Donna Fell lost their 15 year old son, Josh, to sudden arrythmic death syndrome (SADS) eight years ago as he played in an after school football match. He had not been diagnosed with a heart condition previously. Since then his parents have kept his memory alive through raising
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