M&S Northern Ireland wins award for heart campaign
The Degree NI – 25th October 2017 The award was presented at the annual Pride of M&S awards in London for their ongoing cardiac safety and defibrillator campaign. Read more
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The Degree NI – 25th October 2017 The award was presented at the annual Pride of M&S awards in London for their ongoing cardiac safety and defibrillator campaign. Read more
Staffs Live, 20th October 2017 On Saturday 28th October, comedy event ‘CRYing with Laughter’ will take place at the Mitchell Arts Centre in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent. The event is in memory of Daniel Hughes, who passed away in March 2015. Organiser, Nathan Stubbs, arranged the event with Dan’s friends and family, hoping to raise awareness and more
Messenger Newspaper, 22nd October 2017 The donation was presented to Joanna and Simon Halliwell, who have been raising money for CRY since the death of their son, Joseph. Cheshire’s leading Freemason, Stephen Blank said, “We hope our donation will help prevent other apparently healthy young people from succumbing to undiagnosed heart conditions.” Read more
Daily Gazette, 21st October 2017 About 40 people came out to show support of the club on the day, with tombola’s and cake stalls raising £340 to be split between Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) and Colchester Hospital Read more
Evening Telegraph Dundee & Read, 23rd October 2017 The American collage that Pete McAvoy was attending in 2014 when he died of sudden cardiac arrest, have held a memorial day in his honour. Students wore #4Pete t-shirts and the collage football teams played matches to raise funds for Cardiac Risk in the Young. Pete’s father, Peter
St Helens Star, 23rd October 2017 The James Nicolas Foundation at CRY are holding their 7th screening in memory of James at Saint’s Stadium & Thatto Heath Crusaders. So far 606 young people have been screened, with 29 being referred on for further testing; £70,000 has been raised since 2013 with more fundraising being done all
Tomorrow is the fifth anniversary of Kevin Paterson’s death, and his family are marking it with a heart screening for 100 young people at the Stadium of Light, Sunderland. Patricia Toft, Kevin’s mother, has raised thousands of pounds for CRY since his death, she said, “Kevin is a huge miss, he was such a big character. He
Lancashire Evening Post – 17th October 2017 Chris Vaughan and Simon Mulholland raised more than £2,000 for CRY and Severn Hospice by cycling from Kendal to Shrewsbury. Read more
Watford Observer, 13th October 2017 The clubs ground will be known as the CRY Community Stadium for the 2017/18 season, in tribute to Cardiac Risk in the Young and Dale Tennent Butler, who died while playing football in 2007. Kings chairman Jeremy Wilkins says the renaming is the ideal way to pay tribute to the work
The Northern Echo, 12th October 2017 Two hundred and thirty two supporters of CRY took part in the walk this year; in memory of young people lost to heart conditions, and to raise awareness. Organiser Steve Percival said, “Cry’s Durham Walk really has gone from strength to strength over the past eight years and I’m always
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