A few funny stories on the day. For example, the lad on the right, Stu, finished dead last out of 187 male sprint triathletes who finished 🙂 – at least he completed it and it was for a good cause. The lad in the middle, Darren, was doing the bike part of the triathlon through Salford
The 24 hours relay was amazing! We all managed 3 laps each of the 5.5 mile course and covered 16.5 miles each. Between the 16 of us we covered 275 miles and always had two people on the course all the time! The night shifts were tough but well worth it! Katie Harvey
The 24 hours relay was amazing! We all managed 3 laps each of the 5.5 mile course and covered 16.5 miles each. Between the 16 of us we covered 275 miles and always had two people on the course all the time! The night shifts were tough but well worth it! Katie Harvey
The 6th Richard Waight Memorial Golf Day was held at Doncaster GC on Friday 20 May 2016 and raised more than £8800, including a £2500 donation from St James Place. This year, monies raised will be split between the two charities Cardiac Risk in the Young and SADS UK. This is yet another fantastic result and
The Race To The Stones 100k last weekend went really well. Leaving the house at 5.30am Saturday morning was tough, knowing that the start wasn’t until 8am. The morning was grey and gloomy, not good to lift the spirits for the challenge ahead. Before I knew it I was there, registration done and start gun fired!
The Fulwood Cup as we have named the tournament was held by Cadley Whites U11s in partnership with Fulwood Amateurs and took place on Saturday July 16th. A total of 16 teams participated from Lancashire, Cumbria and Merseyside. The set-up was 4 groups of 4 and all played 3 games to see which cup they would
I have always wondered if I could complete a marathon but never quite got round to entering one! after seeing many photos of people who do so and raise funds for CRY into the bargain I decided it was now or never. I got organised and found an event up here in Yorkshire where it is
Here are photos from Hemsworth Market 40s day where we had a stall raising money for CRY. Francesca sold her flowers and a few other items. We dressed in 40s outfits and had our hair done in 40s styles. We raised £130.40 on the stall. We were also presented with a cheque from Hemsworth council for £250
The walk went really well despite the poor weather. It rained for about 60% of the walk so lots of wet feet and blisters! Our team of walkers managed to walk the full 11.5 miles in just under 4.5 hours, which we’re told is pretty good going for non-hikers. The total currently stands at around £1400 which
I ran the Manchester 10k in memory of Robert Heyes, who suffered a cardiac arrest and died last year. Robert was a good friend to me when I lived in Manchester a few years ago, I always found his company easy, and his character warm, witty and caring. When I heard about the fundraising for CRY