Rochdale Online, 4th April 2018 On the 24th March 2018, Chris Hardy ran the annual TH98 run, in memory of Tom Hardman, dressed in a ballet tutu and with the support of his community. Kats Dance Academy sponsored Chris, and, as he hit his target of £1000, he will perform in the dance schools show in
Bude Today, 20th March 2018 Brenda Luckett and her family have raised funds for CRY since her son, Martyn Luckett, died in 2005. The Martyn Luckett Memorial Fund provide annual screenings for local young people in Devon – this year at Pilton Community College, where over 200 young people were screened. Brenda has now held eighteen
Knutsford Guardian, 29th March 2018 Knutsford Community First Responders (KCFR) have held their third CRY heart screening exclusively for Knutsford Academy students. 103 young people were screened, with one person being referred for further cardiac investigation. The next screening held by KCFR will be open to the public, and takes place on Saturday 3rd November for
kentcricket.co.uk 27th March 2018 All funds raised by Kent Cricket for CRY will fund screenings for young players in Kent, as well as the professionals. Kent Cricket CEO Ben Green said: “We are delighted to help CRY raise funds and awareness about the valuable work they do. Members of our men’s squad have benefitted from routine
Telegraph & Argus, 26th March 2018 Paul Padmore held a fundraiser at his place of work in memory of his son, Thomas, who died in 2011 from Brugada Syndrome. Mr Padmore said, “This is the first time I’ve done anything through the workplace, because it has been difficult for me to actually approach people about it.” The
Burton Mail, 22nd March 2018 Ashby Round Tablers officially hold the Guinness World Record for continuously bouncing on a trampoline. The teams video evidence and records of the attempt were submitted to adjudicators, and after a long wait, the group received the news. The team bounced non-stop for 25 hours and 30 minutes and raised £6,198
Northamptonshire Telegraph, 22nd March 2018 Ben Walker died whilst playing football in April 2017, aged just 15. On the anniversary of his death, Ben’s friend, Lewis will tackle the Pembrokeshire Half, “Me and Benji went to the same middle school in Thrapston and we were close friends. His death was a shock and I wanted to
Get Surrey, 9th March 2018 Ellery McGowan, 71, swimming teacher and coach at Charterhouse School, Godalming, took on a 7.5k open water swimming challenge in memory of her son James McGowan. The swim took place in Cape Town between Robben Island and Blouberg on the 14th February 2018. Ellery swam alongside thirteen others in memory of
Sidmouth Herald, 16th March 2018 Following the success of a screening last year, Marion and Robert Hayman have funded another screening, taking place in May this year. The screening is in memory of Jon Hayman, who died from SADS in 2013. Marion said, “Until Jonathan’s death, we had never heard of CRY, never heard of sudden death
North Devon Gazette, 15th March 2018 The screening at Pilton Community College last weekend saw over 200 young people screened in memory of Martyn Luckett. The screening was the 9th one organised by Brenda Luckett, Martyn’s Mother. Since Martyn’s death, the family have held a screening ever year and are currently fundraising for the next one
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