Lancashire Telegraph – 15th August 2017 Irene Wickers, who’s been a CRY campaigner since the loss of her son Neil in 1996, has returned to fundraising having suffered a heart attack in 2011. Read more
Stoke Sentinel – 13th August 2017 Family and friends of the popular postman reached the milestone figure after a cricket tournament at Wood Lane Cricket Club on Saturday. Read more
Belfast Live, 13th August 2017 More than 200 members of staff in Matthew’s age group were screened in February, and another 100 are due to be screened in October, as part of M&S’commitment to preventing sudden cardiac death. They have also installed public access defibrillators in all the local stores, as well as training over 200
Yorkshire Evening Post, 14th August 2017 Second screening clinic at pub, Rory’s Return, in memory of Rory Embling who died from Sudden Adult death Syndrome in 2014. The pub held its first screening in March this year, at which 9 young people where referred on for further testing. There will be 100 free screenings available. Read
Farnham Herald – 13th August 2017 Two teams from Hart Swimming Club successfully completed their ‘Channel Challenge’ swim on Sunday at Aldershot Garrison Sports Centre. Read more
Stoke Sentinel – 11th August 2017 Wood Lane Cricket Club will be hosting the memorial day in memory of Dan Hughes on Sunday. The aim is to raise enough funds to screen at least 200 young people in the local community each year. Read more
Berkhamsted & Tring Gazette – 8th August 2017 Former students from Berkhamsted School will be holding a football tournament next month in memory of Alex Hubbard, who died in December 2014. Read more
News Shopper – 8th August 2017 Anthony Fitzgerald had played rugby at Blackheath Rugby Club from the age of five but he tragically died from an undetected heart condition in November last year. Now his family have fundraised for 200 young people to be screened at the club in Anthony’s memory. Read more
Daventry Express – 8th August 2017 Friends Emily Nown and Candice Fuller are holding a raffle throughout August followed by a 12-hour nailathon next month in memory of Amber, who collapsed and died from a cardiac arrest aged just 26. Read more
The Star – 7th August 2017 Ian and Elaine Ward have funded heart screenings through CRY since 2014 after they lost their son Neil to a heart defect. Read more