“Gosh, what to say… It was a hard, muddy event. Millie’s first ever 10km and undoubtedly the hardest 10km I’ve ever done (bearing in mind I did the Loch Ness marathon last weekend!). For a 12 year old to do, it was a phenomenal achievement. It rained most of the event, we had water up to waist
“It was a brilliant day! Hard work but so much fun! Will be doing it again next year!” – Alex Taffs
Tarryn Lowth, Ryan Joint, Ruth Burrows, John Drewett, Andy Fraser, Rosen Petrov, Joanne Farr and Kev Saunders completed the Cardiff Half Marathon in memory of Dean Fletcher. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuZyiinWaz4&feature=youtu.be
Nicole raised £206.80 in memory of David and James Hamilton.
Members of staff from the Idris Davies School 3-18 took part in the Cardiff Half Marathon on Sunday 6th October, in memory of their pupil, Jake Pickford.
“We had a superb day running the Sheffield 10k on Sunday 22nd September, raising money in Jen’s name for CRY. Even the lousy weather couldn’t spoil it. Thanks to everyone for the donations and support.” -Dan, Tammy and Brian.
On 15th September 2019 Chris Brember completed the 980 mile Deloitte Ride Across Britain from Land’s End to John O’Groats in 9 consecutive days and has raised £6,100 for Cardiac Risk in the Young. Chris undertook the ride in memory of his brother, Richard, 32, who sadly passed away last June after suffering a cardiac arrest
Lotty Romaniszyn took part in the Carlisle Half Marathon on 1st September 2019, in memory of John Magowan.
The Mountbatten students have started fundraising again. This time for a CRY screening in 2021. They attended a local charity fair on Saturday raising £120 towards the 4th Phil Standing Memorial CRY Screening clinic. They ran two stalls one promoting CRY and one fundraising selling necklaces, bracelets etc which had been donated. The other stall was
On Saturday 14th September, the annual St George’s University Students vs Legends Football Match took place, raising money for a charity very close to home – Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). This year’s match had a particular resonance as it took place in memory of St George’s student Paramedic and footballer, Olly King, who suddenly