Sidmouth family organise CRY screenings
Sidmouth Herald – 9th June 2017 Marion and Robert Hayman, who’s son Jonathan died at the age of 27, have funded heart screenings for young people in the town by CRY. Read more
12/06/2017
Sidmouth Herald – 9th June 2017 Marion and Robert Hayman, who’s son Jonathan died at the age of 27, have funded heart screenings for young people in the town by CRY. Read more
Stoke Sentinel – 10th June 2017 David and Sue Hughes have entered an online competition to create a memorial garden in memory of their son Daniel, who died from an undiagnosed heart defect in 2015. Read more
Farnham Herald – 11th June 2017 Hartley Park Farm’s annual Easter eggstravaganza event raised £860 to be split between CRY and the Rosemary Foundation. Read more
North Somerset Times – 8th June 2017 Nailsea United Football Club held a heroes day to remember three club members who have died in the past two years. Read more
Cheadle Post & Times – 7th June 2017 A concert will be held in memory of local teenager Joseph Leyland, who died suddenly last year from mitochondrial myopathy. Read more
Cambs Times – 7th June 2017 The first screening event held by the charity Defibrillators For All saw almost 200 young people have their hearts tested. Read more
The Scottish Sun – 6th June 2017 A testimonial match will be played for Hibs hero Lewis Stevenson against Sunderland on Sunday, July 9 with Lewis donating over half of the proceeds from his testimonial year to charity. The Jenni and David Paul Memorial Fund, in aid of Cardiac Risk in the Young, being one of them. Read
Kent Cricket – 4th June 2017 Charity Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) are holding free cardiac screenings for 14-35 year olds at Old Elthamians Sports Club (OESC) on Saturday and Sunday (10 & 11 June) sponsored by the Ben Daniels Memorial Fund. Read more
Keynsham Voice – 3rd June 2017 A family from Somerset will take on the 100km walk from Bath to Cheltenham next month to raise awareness of CRY in memory of Jack, who died of sudden cardiac arrest in 2009 during football training. Read more
Messenger Newspapers – 2nd June 2017 The Di Voci ladies choir are celebrating their 10th anniversary this year. Every Christmas they raise awareness of a particular charity which this year will be CRY. Read more
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