The Herts Advertiser, 19th June 2019 Burston Garden Centre in St Albans has raised nearly £9000 for Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). The Garden Centre made CRY its chosen charity after a member of staff lost his son to an undiagnosed heart condition. In the last couple of years since then, they have raised more
Northamptonshire Telegraph, 20th June 2019 Miriam Lee passed away at just 17 years old of an undiagnosed heart condition. Since her death in 2016, her mother, Nicola, has been raising funds for Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). Having set up the Miriam Lee Memorial Fund with CRY, Nicola aims to provide ECG screenings for young
West Sussex County Times, 19th June 2019 Having been diagnosed with a previously unknown heart condition George Ashby and his mum Amelia will be cycling 66 miles around the Isle of Wight to raise money for Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) to help save lives of other young people. Read more
Tamworth Informed, 16th June 2019 Control room operators Ian Leyland, Josh Snape, Annie Sant, Nikki Harris, and control room managers Charlotte Raftery, James Ball, Lucy Styles and PC Jen Rawsthorne will be taking on the three peaks challenge on 26th June in memory of Ian’s son Joe. Money raised will be going to Cardiac Risk in
14th June 2019 The Carli Lansley Memorial Fund, lead by Carli’s husband Karl, raised £20,000 in six months to put towards Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) heart screenings for young people aged 14 to 35. Read more
Whitchurch Herald, 13th June 2019 Jo Thelwell, Lucy Jones and Paula Reynolds, formerally of Whitchurch Ladies RUFC, plan to cross the Brecon Beacons and climb Pen y Fan to raise funds for Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) on Saturday 6th July. They have chosen to raised funds for CRY after Jo lost her partner Nathan
The Herts Advertiser, 11th June 2019 Eight year old Ollie Higman-Hall will take on the challenge of cycling 10 miles via the Alban Way to raise money for Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) in memory of his father, Darren Hall. Darren passed away at 30 years old of an undiagnosed heart condition when Ollie’s mother,
The Scottish Sun, 9th June 2019 Graeme Stewart lost his son, Lewis, when he was just 19 years old to an undiagnosed heart condition last year and his premature baby Lewis at just two days old seven years ago. Now, he will ride from his current home in London to his former home city Glasgow in
The Sunday Post, 8th of June 2019 Tom Machell’s school friend, Steph, died of sudden death syndrome at just 24 years old. As a writer, he was inspired to honour her memory and raise awareness of the condition that took her life with his debut play, ‘Ticker’, at the Edindurgh Fringe. “Steph was a copywriter, writing
Romford Recorder, 7th June 2019 For the last nine years, Peter Patterson – whose son, James, passed away due to an undiagnosed heart condition in 2005 – has been making sure that students of his son’s former school receive heart screenings annually. Working with Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), Peter raises money to fund the