Lancashire Evening Post – 19th August 2016 A group of fundraisers will walk over hot coals to raise money for CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young). Julie Smith organised the event and is campaigning for more vital heart screenings with CRY in the area. The challenge will take place at the Lord Nelson Pub in Chorley.
Cheshire Life – 17th August 2016 An annual Christmas ball held by Future Recruitment has announced Jason Manford as its headlining act/ The ball will be raising funds for Cardiac Risk in the Young in memory of actor and stuntman, Darren Shahlavi.
The Courier – 17th August 2016 Local musicians are preparing to pay tribute to Kayla at a special concert at Perth’s Green Room in September. Bands Flat Six, Bridge of Birds and Quench are signed up for the Kayla Brown Memorial Gig which starts from 8.30pm on Thursday, September 29. Read more
Hu12 Online – 16th August 2016 Elvis Presley and Dean Martin impersonators, amoung others, will be performing at the Alexandra Hall, Hedon on Saturday 17th September 2016. Rick E. The event is raising money for CRY as the main beneficiary this year. Read more
Cricket World – 16th August 2016 Kent cricketers will be taking part in a charity event next month (10th September) at Eltham College which will raise funds and awareness for CRY. Read more
The Lowestoft Journal – 15th August 2016 75 year old Judy Overy from Southwold said of the jump, “[It’s a] really exhilarating way to raise funds” for the charity CRY, following the sudden death of her son, Simon, in 1991. Read more
Spalding Guardian – 13th August 2016 A rescue cat who comforted the parents of Lucy Jessop, who died suddenly last year, has won a national award. The family adopted the cat after Lucy passed away, and has helped her parents to grieve. Read more
Romford Recorder – 12th August 2016 A mum who lost her brother to an undiagnosed heart condition will climb a peak with her two children to raise awareness of cardiac screening. Read more
BBC Radio Nottingham – 15th August 2016 CRY Founder Alison Cox and Heather Reid talked to Andy Whittaker and Verity Cowley on the BBC Radio Nottinghamshire breakfast show about CRY’s work and the loss of Heather’s daughter Alexandra. Listen to Alison’s interview discussing CRY’s work and responding to the National Screening Committee recommendation not to implement cardiac
Wharfedale Observer – 11th August 2016 A couple are taking on a 42-mile Ultra Marathon Challenge ‘Run to the Castle’ in order to raise funds for CRY. Alison and Neil said: “It is shocking that someone who can appear healthy and well can suddenly die in this way, as happened with Peter, and the charity does great