A Deeside mum whose daughter died when her alarm clock went off has won her five-year battle for a new inquest. Nurse Lisa Browne suffered from Long QT Syndrome – but it was only discovered after an inquest recorded an open verdict. Experts could not find a reason why she died in January 1998, but tests
Relatives of former Dover Athletic striker Paul "Syko" Sykes will run the London Marathon on April 23 to raise money for the Cardiac Risk in the Young charity. Brothers Peter and Patrick Sykes will brave the 26-mile event to raise awareness of Sudden Death Syndrome. Former Whites' striker Paul fell to the ground 30 minutes into
A North Wales mum whose daughter died when her “alarm clock” was triggered, yesterday won her five-year battle for a new inquest. Nurse Lisa Browne suffered Long QT Syndrome – but it was only discovered after an inquest, which recorded an open verdict. Experts said then they could not find a reason why she died in January
A sequel, the cheque handover, of the Fermanagh Shadow Youth Council's hosting of the concert 'Pump it up' in October last year to raise money for the charity CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young) took place in the Lakeland Forum last Thursday night. The event was attended by over 400 young people who were treated to
Students at Lady Lumley’s School in Pickering have raised £486 from a non-uniform day for CRY – Cardiac Risk in the Young. The school has supported the charity since the sudden death from an undetected heart condition of former 17-year-old pupil Mike Scott. The cash was presented to Mike’s parents, Allan and Majorie Scott, who have
Mayor Graham Marsden handed over a charity cheque this week. The money was raised at the mayor's Christmas bazaar and sherry morning. A total of £750 was donated to the Mayor's chosen charity for the year, Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY).
Mayor Graham Marsden organised a charity fitness challenge in aid of Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). The event, held in the Arndale Centre at the weekend, saw teams of young people from Cavendish School, Park College, Eastbourne Rowing Club, Eastbourne Police Cadets and the University of Brighton compete on fitness equipment in order to promote
The annual Sebastian English memorial rugby match was played at the weekend, to pay tribute to the young Haslemere lad, and raise funds for the Cardiac Risk in the Young charity. Sebastian tragically died while playing rugby for Haslemere Community Rugby Club two years ago on February 15, 2004, at just 15 years old. The Sebastian
The Ulster team of doctors involved in the task force to plot the best way forward for referrals for young people with heart problems will be chaired by consultant Mahen Varma. Dr Varma, a consultant cardiologist, is based at the Erne Hospital, Enniskillen. The new Chest, Heart and Stroke Association task force will include specialists from
As a primary school pupil, Amy Mead (left) was devastated by her best friend’s death while on an adventure holiday. Amy, from Minster, is now a pupil at Highstead Grammar School in Sittingbourne, and has been awarded a certificate from the charity CRY, Cardiac Risk in the Young, for raising more than £500. Amy was a
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