Lily Pond by Rebs and the Imaginary Friends. A single released by Dean Darkie, a music student at UWS Ayr, in memory of his cousin Michael Cadman. In 2007, Michael, a healthy 17 year old studying sound production at Perth College died very suddenly from an undiagnosed heart condition. See the fundraising launch night by clicking
“He’s Still Around” marks the third anniversary of Stephen’s tragic death. Loyal fans from across the world are today (Monday 8th October 2012) downloading a new single from Tony Gately. Tony’s first ever song was written in memory of his brother, Stephen, with proceeds helping to raise funds for the charity, Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY).
“Without doubt the best book, not just angling-related, that I have read in a long time. If you enjoy a really hilarious story – at least it is definitely based on truth – then you simply must read it. I promise that you will laugh out loud MANY times. There is some colourful language so it
“I Also Ran, by Mike Who?” is 73-year-old Mike Fleet’s first book and an autobiographical look at the sport he has been involved in all his life. He was Britain’s top 800m runner in the early 1960s, missing out on a place in the 1964 Olympics due to illness; and then going into coaching at Croydon
The pupils at Amesbury School recorded a version of Pixie Lott’s song “Boys and Girls” to sell through iTunes to raise money for CRY in memory of former pupil Sebastian English – who died suddenly at age 15 of an undetected heart condition. The song was accompanied by a high-quality video which quickly became a hit
James Poynton wrote the words for ‘Girl’ when he was 8 years old. Just before his 12th birthday, James died suddenly of an undiagnosed heart condition. Whilst he was alive, James asked his friend Barry Waring to set the words to music. Barry did so, and subsequently was honoured to be asked to play the finished
In 2005 as part of CRY’s 10th Anniversary, 12-year old Julie put together a collection of inspirational quotes from a glittering array of celebrities including Tony Blair, Hugh Grant, Jonny Wilkinson, Julie Walters, Emma Thompson, Ian Botham, Honor Blackman, Patrick Lichfield, John McEnroe, Sally Gunnell, Ranulph Fiennes, Ken Livingstone, Michael Caine and Derek Jacobi. Julie subsequently