Stoke Sentinal, 29th August 2017 Family of Joe Leyland set up two static bikes outside Morrisons in Cheadle to raise money for Cardiac Risk in the Young this Saturday. The team completed 175 miles, the distance from Cheadle to CRY’s HQ in Leatherhead. Money raised will go towards screenings in Joe’s name, plus a defibrillator for
Warrington Guardian, 28th August 2017 Deborah Dixon, Cheshire representative for Cardiac Risk in the Young, has organised 14 screening days so far. 1,448 young people have been assessed, with 61 of those being referred for full cardiac evaluations, and she is only just getting started. Deborah says, “I took early retirement around a month ago to concentrate
Hull Daily Mail, 25th August 2017 More than 200 people were screening at Hornsea school last weekend. The screenings were held in memory of Josh Fell; since his death, his parents have worked tirelessly with cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) to raise awareness of life threatening heart conditions. This was the 8th screening organised by
Essex Live, 22nd August 2017 Nine year old, Lucas Kahoe has taken part in a sponsored head shave by AFC Bournemouth footballer, Charlie Daniels. Lucas was raising money for Cancer Research UK and Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), raising £200 for CRY in the process. Both charities are important to the family and they are
Burton Mail, 22nd August 2017 Family and friends of James Murgatroyd have raised an incredible £7,000 in aid of Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) since his death in 2016. The family’s determination to help prevent others going through the same experience has led to the JimJam gig fundrasier, paying tribute to James’ love of music.
Romford Recorder, 21st August 2017 Amanda lost her brother, Ronnie, in 2008 to sudden cardiac arrest and was soon after diagnosed with a heart condition herself; she will be taking on the challenge in aid of Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), a charity close to the family. “Living with a heart condition has never stopped
Glasgow Live, 21st August 2017 Ryan’s friends have spent the past few years working to raise funds for UK charity, Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), and 2017 will see them hold the Ryan Bilsland memorial Match and fun day. They hope to raise more awareness and funds for the charity by taking part in a
ITV Calendar – 19th August 2017 The Fell family held a two day screening over the weekend at Hornsea School which Josh attended. A total of 203 people were screened over the two days. Read more
Frome Times, August 17th 2017 Through their fundraising, Dave & Shirley Wort have been able to donate two defibrillators and two ECG machines to local hospitals and organise four local screenings with Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). These screenings have seen 278 young people screened, with the latest one taking place in June next year.
Portsmouth Today – 16th August 2017 A team of 20 will be taking part in the run in October to raise awareness of SADS in memory of Alex Wardle. Read more