Stoke Sentinel – 19th June 2016 …Kerry’s son Ashley Newton came up with the idea of entering the Mud Run and succeeded in recruiting 12 other participants. Together they decided to raise money for Cardiac Risk in the Young, the critical care unit at Royal Stoke University Hospital and Meningitis Now. Read more
Derbyshire Times – 10th June 2016 Nottinghamshire Police has helped break a Guinness World Record for the largest number of people being trained in first aid in one lesson. Read more
Coventry Observer – 15th June 2016 Coventry’s Skydome Arena will play host to a charity ice hockey fixture this weekend (June 18) to raise funds for Cardiac Risk in the Young. Read more
Derbyshire FA – 13th June 2016 Derbyshire County Football Association for the 4th occasion supported the Reece Jeffrey Foundation to organise a weekend of FREE heart screening event for young people involved in football. Read more
Stoke Sentinel – 1st June 2016 Friends of a popular Stoke City fan have raised around £3,000 in his memory in the three years since he died. Read more
Leek Post & Times – 18th May 2016 Heart screenings are taking place in Leek next week in memory of Chris Parr. Leek Cricket Club, Highfield, Macclesfield Road, Leek, is hosting screenings to people aged 14 to 35 on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 24 and 25. Read more
Shropshire Star – 6th May 2016 The parents of an Ellesmere teenager who died from a heart condition will present a charity that aims to prevent young sudden cardiac deaths with items of England cricket clothing to auction off. Read more
Impact Magazine – 23rd February 2016 Katie Harvey-Lam talks about losing her boyfriend Jannik to sudden adult death syndrome whilst she was at university. Read more
Hold The Front Page – 5th November 2012 Liam’s partner, Caroline English took part in the Run to the Beat marathon raising £3,300 for CRY. Read More
Halesowen News – 23rd April 2014 A quiz night at Old Swinford Hospital School in Stourbridge raised £618.50 for a CRY in memory of Zoe Teale Read more