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12/11/08 |
Wirral News |
Wirral band’s tribute song to tragic youngster
A Wirral band are releasing a
charity single dedicated to the memory of an 11-year-old from
Oxton who died from an undiagnosed heart condition.
Daywalker have just finished recording "Girl", which will raise
money for the CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young) charity. |
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16/10/08 |
Salford Advertiser |
Raising CRY awareness
Students from across the north west
teamed up to raise over £2,000 for research into the condition
which tragically killed a young sports student at Pendleton
College. |
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09/10/08 |
Salford Advertiser |
Pitching in to raise awareness
A college is kicking off a football
tournament next week to raise funds for research into the
condition which struck down a student on the pitch. |
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02/09/08 |
Lancashire Telegraph |
Iain and Robert are real unsung heroes
When it comes to being committed to
your sport then you would have to go a long way to beat both
Iain Taylor and Robert Cowell. |
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02/09/08 |
Lancashire Telegraph |
Knock around the clock!
Tennis players both young and old
knocked around the clock to raise funds for charity and in
memory of its former ladies captain. |
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19/08/08 |
Lancashire Telegraph |
Play on for Vicki
Burnley Tennis Club will be holding
its first ever round the clock tournament in memory of its
former captain. |
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06/08/08 |
Crewe Chronicle |
MP gets pupils' view on future of town
Pupils of Sir William Stanier
Community School have met Nantwich MP Edward Timpson to share
with him their ideas of how to re-develop Crewe Town centre.
He also congratulated them on raising £300 for Cardiac Risk in
the Young. |
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02/08/08 |
Lancashire Telegraph |
'Too
young to die'
29-year-old Matthew Wallbank, of
Great Wallbank, died from a rare heart condition on the morning
of his friend's wedding. His devastated parents have
spoken of their shock at their apparently healthy son's sudden
death. |
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18/06/08 |
The
Darrener |
Meet
your local heroes
Courageous and dedicated parents
Irene Wickers and Granville Staff from Darwen both have one
thing in common....they lost their sons to sudden cardiac death
at a young age. |
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04/06/08 |
Lancashire Telegraph |
Help
in Store
Sainsbury's, of Darwen, launched
their sponsored charity of the year in aid of CRY. The
event raised more than £1,000 from bag-packing, a disco and
raffle. |
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24/04/08 |
Salisbury Journal |
Running on empathy
Sue Foyle ran the Flora London
Marathon for the first time in her life. Her friend's
20-year-old son, Tom Dominy, died last November from SADS.
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07/04/08 |
Lancashire Evening Post |
Glitz and Glamour at the Guild Hall
Ballgowns and black ties were the
order of the night as partygoers danced the night away at the
Mayor's Ball. The annual charity event saw around 250
people pack out Preston's Guild Hall for an evening of
entertainment. |
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17/01/08 |
Lancashire Telegraph |
Parents in heart health appeal
A family has urged young people to
get screened for heart conditions after their teenage daughter
died from an undetected abnormality. |
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11/01/08 |
Lancashire Evening Post |
A real Robbie dazzler steps into the breach
The show will go on...even if
'Robbie Williams' got a better offer. A top 'Robbie
tribute act will be 'entertaining you' at a sell-out Live in
Hope charity event next week. |
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10/01/08 |
Lancashire Evening Post |
Preston and Man United team up for charity at Deepdale
Preston is to join forces with
Manchester in the name of charity to celebrate footballing links
between the two cities. Manchester United greats Alex
Stepney, Paddy Crerand and Sir Tom Finney will head an all-star
line-up at a special football dinner at Preston North End.
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05/01/08 |
Lancashire Evening Post |
Preston Mayor's year of highs and lows
Preston's mayor today looked back on
one of the busiest and saddest years of her life. Mayor of
Preston Christine Abram, her husband Norman and their family
were a couple of days into their Tenerife break when tragedy
struck. |
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29/11/07 |
Oldham Evening Chronicle |
Cyclists' charity trek hat-trick
Staff At First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO)
cycled 140 miles coast to coast from Whithaven to Sunderland to
raise funds for several charities, including CRY. |
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13/11/07 |
Lancashire Evening Post |
Ten minutes that might have saved our sons
Ann Coles and Ruth Lowe are on a
mission to spare other families the tragedy of losing a loved
one to unexpected heart conditions. |
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07/11/07 |
Lancashire Telegraph |
Charity answers Cry for action
The Darwen branch of CRY has come
out to for screening young people for potentially fatal heart
defects. |
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11/10/07 |
North West Evening Mail (Barrow) |
Family of tragic Andy boosts cardiac charity
The family of Andy Hartlebury, the
young sportsman who died while playing football, has raised
£1,550 for CRY. |
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