The ‘2014 Tom Elton Barratt Junior Squash Championships’ (an England Squash & Racketball Bronze Sanctioned event) took place on 30th November at Bishop’s Stortford Squash & Racketball Club, Hertfordshire. The tournament has been held each year since 1984. 75 enthusiastic squash players (boys and girls of various ages under 19) took part on the day from
The Marketing Society Scotland were delighted to support CRY as our nominated charity at this year’s St Andrew’s Day Dinner. The Dinner was held at the Balmoral Hotel on the 27th November and the sell-out event attracted a wide range of clients and agencies from the world of marketing. The Dinner is an annual event that
Solicitors Complete Santa Dash for CRY Staff from Hampson Hughes Solicitors donned their santa suits last weekend (Sunday 7th December) in aid of Cardiac Risk In the Young (CRY). A team of ten participated in the Liverpool Santa Dash to fundraise for the firm’s Charitable Foundation. CRY is one of four charities being supported by the
Miccoli’s twelth and final weekend of their tour during 2014 took them to Derby where they performed at the Intu Shopping Centre at West Mall. There was a great response to their attendance and the band were able to raise vital awareness in the town. “Derby was a perfect place to end this year’s C-R-Y/Miccoli Awareness
Staff and customers from McColl’s Retail Group (which has over 1315 stores across the UK) have been applauded by the Chief Executive and founder of CRY for their huge fundraising efforts over Halloween 2014 Throughout October, staff fundraising events – as well as the many customers who showed their support to the campaign via in-store donations and
Angela Hall and colleagues from the University of Derby held a Christmas Party at the SU Academy Bar on Saturday 29th November to support CRY. There was live music from the band Money Talks and the party had a Red and Black theme to support CRY. Everyone made a real effort to stick to the theme
Miccoli received a wonderful response from the shoppers in Bromley. The band was really well received and they raised a lot of awareness for CRY as well as having a very successful collection throughout the day. While speaking to those that attended their performance in Bromley, the siblings found that their own experiences with heart conditions
Bromley District Cricket recently held their annual awards evening for those boys that represented Bromley District at cricket and for girls and boys that played for Bromley in the 2014 London Youth Games cricket event. The evening was attended by over 120 players and parents and hosted by Hayes Cricket Club. Alex Blake was kind enough
A packed audience recently witnessed some of the most superlative singing in our Church during this concert in aid of the charity Cardiac Risk in the Young. At the start of the evening MHR Director of Music, Kathy Underhill, introduced CRY representative Phil Eastty who described the important work of this organisation. The first half featured
Richard was first and foremost a great partner, father, son and brother. He was also a brilliant friend to those who knew him. He had just become a dad for the first time. Leaving behind him his 9 week old son Jack. Richard was just aged just 26 when he died suddenly from sudden arrhythmic death.