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A former teacher and council leader vowed to help improve people
19/05/2005
A former teacher and council leader vowed to help improve people
A fun run is being held in memory of a popular city DJ who died suddenly from a heart condition he never knew he had. Scott McCollin, also known as DJ Untouchable, was 20 years old when he died from a Sudden Adult Death Syndrome (SADS) while on holiday in Greece. His heart failed because of the
Adrenaline junky students have come back down to earth after doing a skydive from 15,000ft. Danielle Parker and Jo Danbury, both 16, from Tendring Technology College in Frinton, did a skydive in Norfolk on Sunday for charity
Fundraising landlord and wife call time after 11 years at village pub A publican who has raised thousands of pounds for charity has called time for the last time. Geoff Rutherford, mine host at the Miners Arms, Maeshafn, for 11 years, has organised various money-spinning events
32-year-old father forced to retire after discovery of hereditary heart condition Professional footballer Andy Scott has spoken of his devastation after being told his life could be in danger if he ever plays the game again. The Leyton Orient midfielder, who lives in Chaldon, was stunned to learn he had the same heart condition that killed
As the first anniversary of the sudden death of her teenage daughter approaches, a Clayton-le-Woods mum helps mark the moment with an awareness week Every time Sue Worth hears a key turn in the door of her home, her heart gives a little skip of joy. For a fleeting moment, she believes it is daughter Louise and
A Coroner may re-open an inquest into the death of a nurse who died of sudden heart failure after being suddenly awoken by her alarm clock. New DNA evidence has ruled that Lisa Jane Browne DID die of a rare heart abnormality which could now spark a fresh probe into her death. The 27-year-old registered nurse
Staff and children at the Leapfrog Day Nursery, in Smalley Drive, Oakwood, are holding a spring fair for charity today. The event, which runs from 10.30am to 1pm, is in aid of CRY, a charity which supports children who have had heart problems or families with children who have been victims of sudden death syndrome. The
Preventing young sudden cardiac deaths through awareness, screening and research, and supporting affected families.
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