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07/07/10 |
Uxbridge Gazette |
In memory of Kerry-Anne
A charity football tournament to be held in Ruislip will raise
awareness and funds for a condition that takes the life of 12
young people in the UK every week. |
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01/07/10 |
Harrow Observer |
'She went to bed with a shoulder pain but by the morning was
gone'
Less than two years ago, Gary Horn's life was torn apart when he
woke to find the love of his life motionless on their lounge
floor. Despite being fit and healthy, Kerry-Anne Offord suffered
an unexpected cardiac arrest, which killed her aged just 30.
Now, in the hope of raising awareness of sudden death syndrome (SDS)
and Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), Gary is hosting a football
tournament in her memory. |
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02/06/10 |
The Metro |
School becomes YouTube hit with Pixie Lott's Boys And Girls video
A Surrey prep school has performed Pixie Lott's hit Boys And Girls in a
Dewey Finn-style School of Rock music video. The school in Surrey
has become a YouTube sensation with a slick video straight out of the
hit Jack Black film School Of Rock. |
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14/05/10 |
Ealing Gazette |
Book sale to boost charity
A charity book sale in memory of
schoolboy Tom Clabburn, who died of an undiagnosed heart
problem, is being held on Saturday 15th May. |
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13/05/10 |
Basingstoke & North Hants Gazette |
CRY for help to
save young lives
When sports mad Lewis Marsh was
dropped off at his tennis club, he seemed to be the picture of
health. |
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April 2010 |
Westminster Radio |
Heartline Podcasts (audio)
Amelia Birnie hosts a special series of podcasts for CRY,
following those affected by SADS and how you can help raise
money and awareness. Includes an interview with CRY's
Deputy CEO Steve Cox; an interview with Antony and Halina Reid
who lost their son Tom suddenly to SADS; and an interview with
Natalie Biggs who organised the Tomfest charity music festival
in memory of Tom Reid. |
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25/02/10 |
The Portsmouth News |
Cup held in memory of 18-year-old
A football cup competition held in
memory of an 18-year-old who died on the pitch has raised
hundreds of pounds for charity. |
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21/01/10 |
Horley & Gatwick Mirror |
Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY)
More than 100 music fans and charity
supporters enjoyed an evening of live music at the Leigh Village
Hall on a wild and stormy Saturday night before Christmas.
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09/12/09 |
UCL News |
Tribute: Tom Reid
Following the inquest into the
tragic death of first-year undergraduate Tom Reid (UCL
Linguistics) in September 2009 from Sudden Arrhythmic Death
Syndrome, his parents Halina and Antony Reid have released a
statement. |
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06/11/09 |
Eastbourne Herald |
Bid to halt early heart attacks
Eastbourne MP Nigel Waterson has
pledged his support to a charity for sudden cardiac deaths among
young people. |
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17/10/09 |
Littlehampton Today |
Charity
offers heart screening to teenagers
A health
charity is offering all 14-year-olds in London and the South
East free heart screening in a bid to reduce sudden deaths from
undetected cardiac problems. |
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03/09/09 |
Leatherhead Advertiser |
Getting to the heart of the problem with CRY
In Britain, 12 young people die
every week from heart conditions they had no idea about.
Cardiac Risk in the Young is aiming to bring that number down
and recently toured the country to give people the chance to get
their heart checked out. |
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30/07/09 |
Dover Mercury |
Family walk in footballer's memory
The family and friends of former
Dover footballer Paul Sykes travelled to the heart of London on
Sunday to take part in the annual fundraising walk in support of
the charity, Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). |
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30/07/09 |
Surrey Mirror |
Ibbotson's legacy still helping future heroes
Three promising young cyclists
hoping to turn professional are climbing through the ranks
thanks to the legacy of a Surrey cyclist. |
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23/07/09 |
The
Argus |
Bridges to a better future
Emma Anderson is to take part in a
fundraising five-mile walk in memory of her fiancé, who died
suddenly from a heart condition. |
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03/07/09 |
Chiswick Times |
A hearty response to screening
Brentford Football Club was home to
the final leg of a heart-screening scheme, backed by the parents
of a Bees' fan who died of heart failure aged just 14. Tom
Clabburn died from an undiagnosed heart condition in October
2007. |
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01/07/09 |
Hounslow Chronicle |
Tragedy of Bees fan who died in his sleep at 14
Tom Clabburn died in his sleep from
an undiagnosed cardiac disease. The young Brentford fan,
who went to bed with a suspected virus and never woke up, was
remembered this week at the final leg of a heart testing tour.
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26/06/09 |
Southall Gazette |
Agony of losing a healthy teenager
It is impossible to imagine the
agony of walking into the bedroom of your 14-year-old son to try
to wake him up only to discover he has died. |
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12/06/09 |
Brentford, Chiswick & Isleworth Times |
Free heart tests in memory of Tom
The family of a teenage Brentford
fan who died unexpectedly from an undiagnosed heart condition
have launched free screenings to save the lives of other young
people. |
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29/04/09 |
Tottenham, Wood Green and Edmonton Journal |
Hughes the daddy!
Mark Hughes described completing the London Marathon as
"amazing" after raising over £4,000 for charity in memory of his
best friend Ralph Murwill. |
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22/04/09 |
Hornsey & Crouch End Journal |
Best friend's memory spurs Mark on
Haringey physiotherapist Mark Hughes will be tying on his
running shoes for a good cause at this weekend's London Marathon
- and he has already raised over £3,000. |
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