A K A Day organise charity fundraiser to raise further funds in memory of Robert Rowan
A charity fundraiser set up in memory of a much loved Kirkcaldy-born football scout will return for its third year – as it looks to
20/04/2023
A charity fundraiser set up in memory of a much loved Kirkcaldy-born football scout will return for its third year – as it looks to
More than 100 Knutsford Academy students have been screened in the latest programme delivered by Knutsford Community First Responder Trust (KCFRT) and the charity Cardiac
Kevin Paterson, from Seaham, sadly died 10 years ago on October 21, 2012, from an undiagnosed heart condition after suffering a cardiac event while taking part in the Birmingham Half Marathon. Since his death, Kevin’s family have gone on to raise £50,000 for the Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) charity, who provide free, life saving heart screenings for
A thrilling contest at Kilham Playing Fields was a fitting tribute to former Langtoft AFC player James Moorfoot. The current Langtoft side lost 6-5 to Langtoft Legends on Saturday 6th August in a match which raised funds for Bridlington Heart Screening Day. James died, aged just 28, suddenly after collapsing whilst playing for Langtoft on 11th
A charity committed to raising awareness around the risks of cardiac arrest in young people has received a £1,000 donation from the Amazon fulfilment centre in Chesterfield. The charity will use this donation to continue its important work in identifying those with cardiac conditions and ultimately helping to save young lives. Richard Cowlishaw- Ellison, Site Leader at Amazon in Chesterfield,
A South Tyneside man who suffered severe heart issues for over five years is set to cycle 4,000 miles across America in support of a cardiac charity. Colin Mallen, 59, from South Shields, along with his friend Steve Wilkinson, 60, from Jarrow, are set to cross the pond and cycle 4,228 miles across America to raise funds
Calling all CRY families in the North East…. On Saturday 2nd July we are holding its a knockout in memory of David White at Blueflames Longbenton. David passed away in June 2015 from SCD. Since that tragic day we have been raising money to enable screening to try and prevent families going through the heartache that
Mark Bebbington, of New Era Community Boxing Club on Queen Street, set a new record by holding boxing pads continuously for 500 rounds, which took more than 34 hours to complete and is subject to official verification from Guinness World Records. Perhaps more importantly, however, his efforts have raised a huge amount for charity. Bebbington took
The record attempt involves a continuous amount of boxing pads held in a row, the current record being 360 rounds which took 24 hours. Bebbington is aiming for 500 rounds which will take more than 33 hours. He is raising money to fund heart screening with the charity Cardiac Risk in the Young in memory of
“You have enabled something good and purposeful to come from Andrew’s death” says the mother of a Darlington cyclist as almost 80 people are tested for heart conditions. In February 2017, Andrew Oliver suddenly died after collapsing at home, leaving a community devastated. Andrew had always appeared very fit and healthy and was a competitive cyclist both on
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