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20/10/08 |
Shropshire Star |
MP gets behind the work of group
Telford MP David Wright met bereaved
families to launch a new campaign to highlight the number of
deaths from conditions which cause sudden cardiac death in the
young. |
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24/09/08 |
Heartland Evening News |
Charity is a real winner
A charity close to a community's
heart was the real winner after a super-successful fun quiz and
mega raffle. |
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02/09/08 |
Birmingham Mail |
On the ball in teen's memory
Hundreds of family and friends of a
tragic footballer who collapsed and died during a training
session turned out to honour him at a charity match.
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27/08/08 |
Birmingham Mail |
Players kick off in memory of Anton
Former friends and team mates of a
footballer who collapsed and died while training are to play a
match in his memory, a year on from his untimely death.
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25/08/08 |
Express & Star |
Charity game is a tribute to tragic player
A charity football match will be
staged to mark the first anniversary of the death of a teenage
Walsall FC player who collapsed on the training pitch.
Friends of Anton Reid will play a match at Rushall Olympic's
ground next week. |
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31/07/08 |
Heartland Evening News |
Live music charity gig for CRY fund
The Railway Tavern in Nuneaton is to be filled
with local talent for a Charity Gig on Saturday in memory of Claire Keen who
died three years ago of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy - or Sudden Adult Death
Syndrome, aged 27. |
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22/07/08 |
Shropshire Star |
Team raises £500 for tragic player's charity
Young footballers with a Telford
Junior League side helped raise £500 in memory a 15-year-old
former team-mate, Luke Morris, who died from a rare heart
defect. |
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24/06/08 |
Express & Star |
Graham has it all mapped out
Walsall geography teacher Graham
Collins is preparing to cycle the gruelling 1,000-mile route
from Land's End to John O'Groats in memory of Katrina Brown.
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26/05/08 |
Express & Star |
Lecturer in cycle ride
Mat Wilson, a laboratory director,
is in training for the world's toughest cycle ride, Race Across
America, and has received endorsement from TV star David
Walliams. |
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23/05/08 |
Express & Star |
Cycling epic in America
Endurance athlete Clive Middleton is
planning to take part in the Race Across America event next
month as part of a four-man team with help from Cheslyn Hay
Leisure Centre gym manager Paul Taylor. |
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05/05/08 |
The Sentinel |
Friends pitch in to remember PC Andy
Father-of-two Andy Hill, based at
Burslem police Station, died in November after collapsing
following a game of football with colleagues. Friends and
colleagues took to the pitch for an event in his memory.
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09/04/08 |
The Sentinel |
Heart of Gold
Runner Phil Butler is tackling the
London Marathon in memory of his 16-year-old son Nathan, who
died from an undiagnosed heart condition. |
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24/03/08 |
Express & Star |
Teenagers step on it for charity bike ride
Two big-hearted teenagers are
seeking sponsorship for a charity bike ride. Sophie
Lockley and Grace Collins are getting into shape for a marathon
cycle ride in aid of CRY. |
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03/03/08 |
Birmingham Mail |
Heart tests dedicated to tragic Alison
Parents Evelyn and John Linforth,
whose 16-year-old daughter Alison collapsed and died from Sudden
Adult Death Syndrome, raised thousands of pounds to organise a
special testing day in Longbridge on Saturday. |
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28/02/08 |
Birmingham Mail |
Saving lives for Alison
Parents of a Birmingham teenager who
died from adult cot death on her first day of college are
preparing to help save other lives in her memory. |
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16/02/08 |
The Weekly News |
I was suffering from hidden heart condition
I couldn't believe what the
cardiologist was telling me and, at first, I thought he was
being overly dramatic. After all I was an international
athlete, who'd represented England in the 400m hurdles at the
Commonwealth Games in Manchester. |
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12/02/08 |
Birmingham Mail |
Dad takes plight to Downing Street
A pioneering charity battling to
stop Sudden Death Syndrome striking down young people is to meet
leading politicians in Downing Street. |
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31/01/08 |
Walsall Advertiser |
Football needs to act to show senseless deaths the red card
The trauma of a footballer dying
north of the border while in action is a painfully familiar
scenario for the people of Walsall. |
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14/12/07 |
Birmingham Mail |
Santa's home right on your doorstep
For 11 months of the year it's an
ordinary semi, but with Christmas on the doorstep, Alan Weavin's
home is transformed into a winter wonderland as he raises
hundreds of pounds for CRY, |
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17/11/07 |
Express & Star (Walsall) |
Boy's fundraising effort (Daniel cooks up a cash treat)
When Aldridge youngster Daniel
Batchelor heard that a fundraising campaign in aid of his
neighbour was under way he told his mother he wanted to help out
by baking and then selling cakes. |
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