Lichfield Mercury – 5th January 2017 A special charity rugby match is being held in Lichfield this Saturday (January 7) in memory of a man who died, aged 25, of an undiagnosed heart condition. Rachel Dingle has been fundraising for heart charity Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) and AED Donate in memory of her brother
Stoke Sentinel – 4th January 2017 Relatives of of a teenager who died suddenly raised more than £1,500 in his memory to go towards screening sessions with Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) in Cheadle. Read more
Stoke Sentinel – 19th December 2016 A high school has taken delivery of a life-saving defibrillator – following a fund-raising campaign by a football team. Read more
Stoke Sentinel – 19th December 2016 A high school has taken delivery of a life-saving defibrillator – following a fund-raising campaign by a football team. Read more
Stoke Sentinel – 6th December 2016 Firefighters in Stoke-on-Trent held a fund-raising Christmas market in memory of their colleague, Mark Hancock, who died suddenly from an undiagnosed heart condition. Read more
Derbyshire Times – 3rd December 2016 A fundraiser held in memory of Bethany Mycroft raised £3,251 for charity Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). The event included cake and coffee stalls, a raffle and more. Read more
Buxton Advertiser – 18th November 2016 Morag Sheridan has raised £15,00 in aid of Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) since her husbands death in 2014. Some of the funds raised went towards screening sessions at Buxton Medical Practise for 114 people. Morag said of the importance of screenings, “What Paul died of was entirely preventable
Belper News – 29th November 2016 Mid-Derbyshire MP Pauline Latham has pledged her support for a campaign aimed at reducing the number of sudden cardiac deaths in young people. Read more
brookeweston.org – 1st November 2016 Brooke Weston Academy took part in a non-uniform day and raised more than £1400 for the charity CRY, Cardiac Risk in the Young. As well as promoting the work of the charity the Sixth Formers also spoke about the need for first aid training so that those on the scene can
Liphook Herald – 31st October 2016 The school has raised more than £22,000 during the last school year. Charities supported include Macmillan, Teenage Cancer trust and Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). Many of the events over the academic have been suggested by the students and have included coffee mornings, entertainment evenings and challenge events. Read