Newtonabbey Times – 9th March 2017 A special cardiac screening programme, ‘Jamie Gault Clinic’, was carried out in Ballyclare High School over the weekend to help uncover any young people at risk from sudden cardiac death.
fansonline.net – 8th March 2017 Many of the region’s leading businesses have banded together under the umbrella of Teesside Philanthropic Foundation to provide a unique £20,000 cash boostto local charities and schools. Read more
Loughborough Echo – 9th March 2017 Former Derby County coach Inigo Idiakez will be among the players at a charity football match in memory of Danny Wilkinson, a former Loughborough university student and football player. The match will take place at Rawlins Academy in Quorn, with kick off at 3pm and funds raised will go to
The Star – 6th March 2017 A Sheffield woman is seeking sporty folk to come forward to help raise money for a charity close to her heart. Read more
Newham Recorder – 3rd March 2017 Last Friday, Soccer Sixes launched their most recent partnership with an important health awareness campaign called ‘Where is the HEART in Football’ where they are challenging the internet to a keepy up challenge. Read more
Rochdale Online – 4th March 2017 The annual TH96 run will take place in memory of gifted cricketer Tom Hardman on Saturday 11 March. Around 250 are expected to take part in the event with proceeds to go to aid Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). Tom played for Middleton Cricket Club and the Lancashire second team
Burton Mail – 3rd March 2017 The parents of teenager Alex Parker, who died from an undetected heart condition, have slammed a lack of awareness about the killer illness, which affects 12 young people a week Read more
Blackpool Gazette – 2nd March 2017 The Royal Avenue school and sixth form centre have raised more than £9,500 – the funds will go to a selection of charities from Cardiac Risk in the Young, Sport Relief, Brian House Hospice, Mission4Water to the Friends of the Hwange Trust. Read more
neconnected.co.uk – 1st March 2017 Students have chosen to support the charity CRY – Cardiac Risk in the Young – in memory of old Barnardian alum, Alan Lumley who died last year on his 31st birthday after collapsing during a half marathon. Headmaster Alan Stevens said: “The Barnard Run is one of the seminal moments in the
Lisburn Today – 1st March 2017 Over 200 M&S staff from across the country attended a heart screening this weekend, thanks to the company’s partnership with Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). M&S employee Matthew Thompson died last year from an undiagnosed heart condition, which prompted the partnership with CRY. Read more
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