UYAFC support CRY on new kit
Nouse – 21st January 2014 UYAFC are showing their support for CRY by wearing their logo on the front of their shirts. Read more
21/01/2014
Nouse – 21st January 2014 UYAFC are showing their support for CRY by wearing their logo on the front of their shirts. Read more
Bucks Free Press – 9th January 2014 Former Olympian, Greg Whyte is hoping to use a new advisory role to inspire young people to take up exercise. He will also be advising at the Commonwealth Games this year. Read more
Shropshire Star – 1st January 2014 Four CRY screening days will be held in Shropshire, thanks to the hard work of Sue and Chris Dewhurst, who lost their son, Matthew, in 2012. Read more
Lancashire Telegraph – 28th November 2013 Chris Farrell won the Darwen Dashers’ David Staff Memorial race on Saturday. Funds raised from the day will go to CRY. Read More
Weston & Somerset Mercury – 26th November 2013 Twenty-two-year-old James Bailey is one of 10 young people working on the booklet with CRY. Read More
Shropshire Star – 21st November 2013 Sue Dewhirst, whose son, Matthew, died from an undiagnosed heart condition will represent CRY as official representative for Shropshire to the House of Commons later this month. Read More
Lancashire Telegraph – 21/11/13 Ahead of the 30th anniversary of the Tour of Pendle, the race has reached its entry limit of 500. Funds raised by the race will go to CRY. Read More
Halesowen News – 20/11/13 After being diagnosed with a potentially fatal heart condition, Alesandro of the band, Miccoli is hoping the publication of his story will help other sufferers. Read More
Redhill and Reigate Life – 20th November 2013 Lucy Chalis has told of how she was suddenly diagnosed with a life-threatening heart condition ahead of the launch of CRY’s new booklet. Read More
East Anglian Daily Times, 15th November 2013 Over 200 young people will be screened at Stowmarket and Stowupland School in memory of Lily Webster. Lily’s family have raised nearly £14,000 for CRY. Read More