Northwich Guardian – 20th September 2017 Northwich Beer Festival will be raising money for a number of good causes this weekend including Cardiac Risk in the Young. Last year £10,000 was donated to a number of good causes. Read more
Inspired by fellow fundraiser, Sue Dewhirst, Jayne Ward-Lucey raised £5,000 to hold a screening at Bedstone Collage based in Shropshire. She said: “If I can get 100 students to come and be tested then we will know that they are safe. I am just a mum thinking that we have got a remote school where they are
Northwich Guardian, 3rd September 2017 The festival is returning to Northwich this September with more than 50 real ales from around the country. There will also be live music and a variety of other tipples. Last year saw the event raise £10,000 for their chosen charities, with 2017 supporting Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), Brain
Lancashire Telegraph – 15th August 2017 Irene Wickers, who’s been a CRY campaigner since the loss of her son Neil in 1996, has returned to fundraising having suffered a heart attack in 2011. Read more
Warrington Guardian – 4th August 2017 The Warrington Guardian is launching a campaign to urge the Government to make screenings mandatory for all young people engaged in organised sport. Read more
Lancashire Telegraph – 3rd August 2017 Teachers at Peel Park Primary School in Accrington are cycling from John O’Groats to Lands End in memory of two former pupils. Read more
Blackpool Gazette – 31st July 2017 The three day event held at Owd Nell’s Canalside Tavern enjoyed a barcecue and live music in memory of Matthew Hesmondhalgh. Read more
Northwich Guardian – 1st August 2017 Deborah Dixon has organised 14 screening days so far having lost her son Aaron to an undiagnosed heart condition in 2011. Read more
Accrington Observer – 19th July 2017 Two teachers at Peel Park Primary in Accrington will be cycling from John O’Groats to Land’s End in just nine days in memory of two former pupils. Read more
Crewe & Nantwich Guardian – 6th July 2017 A fashion show held in memory of Ceri Palmer nee Howells, who passed away from a sudden cardiac arrest in 2014, has raised almost £2,000 for CRY. Read more