Annual CRY charity walk in Durham
Durham Times, October 2013 Jeff Morland was joined by family and friends for the annual CRY Riverside Walk in Durham City on Saturday
16/10/2013
Durham Times, October 2013 Jeff Morland was joined by family and friends for the annual CRY Riverside Walk in Durham City on Saturday
The Cornishman – 16th October 2013 Sylvia Pezzack, whose daughter Debbie Rendle died from an undetected heart condition in 2007, has organised a number of fundraising event to raise money and awareness of CRY. Read More
This is the West Country, 112th October 2013 The family of Jenny Bucknell, who died suddenly from an undiagnosed heart condition, have pledged to try to prevent it happening to others. A coffee, cake and craft morning will take place at Horton Village Hall on Sunday, 19th October in order to raise awareness of CRY. Read
The family of Stephanie McLean, who suddenly collapsed and died at work, have paid tribute to the twenty-three year old. Read More
Evening Times, 4th October 2013 Aubrey Smith died during last years race from Sudden Adult Death Syndrome; This year his friends and family will be completing the run in his memory. Read More
Campaign Series, 1st October 2013 The defibrillator was donated to the school in memory of Jack Thomas, who died in February last year. £23,000 has been raised for CRY by Jack’s family and friends. Read More
A Chipstead doctor has set out on a 10,000-mile charity road trip. Dr Ian McCurdie and his co-driver Paul Chambers are taking part in the Mongol Rally across Asia in Smart car! The trip is in support of Cardiac Risk in the Young.
Harborough Mail, 27th June 2018 Amy Burke has dressed in different fancy-dress costumes for a week to raise funds in memory of her friend, Claire Squires, who died during the London Marathon last year. Read More
Manchester Evening News, 27th June 2018 Friends and family of Tom Hardman ran the Bupa Manchester 10K last month in his memory. The four runners on the team finished the run in under an hour and managed to raise more than one thousand eight hundred pounds. Read More
Bexley Times, 24th June 2013 More than 600 Bexleyheath Academy students, staff and parents gathered to remember Philip Lamin, who died in February from cardiac arrest. £3,000 was raised for CRY and Arrhythmia Alliance. Read More