Dad launches campaign in memory of son
News North Wales – 26th April 2017 A man has launched a fundraising campaign in order to raise awareness for heart charity CRY after his son died in his sleep. Read more
News North Wales – 26th April 2017 A man has launched a fundraising campaign in order to raise awareness for heart charity CRY after his son died in his sleep. Read more

The Oxford Times – 26th April 2017 A mother is on a mission to save lives and help others to avoid the same fate as her son. Read more
Maidenhead Advertiser – 26th April 2017 The 29-year-old is raising money for Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) after losing her mother to SADS. Read more
Kent Sports News – 25th April 2017 The team at Why Not Run, have announced that places for this year’s event are now available Read more
The Lowestoft Journal – 24th April 2017 Among marathon runners, Beverley Sneezum ran in aid of CRY Read more

Kent Online – 21st April 2017 Two dads are running the London Marathon in memory of Ben Hammond who died suddenly of a hidden heart condition at 15. Read more
The Milford Mercury – 21st April 2017 the tour has raised nearly £15,000 for its nominated charities in the past three years Read more

Daily Echo – 21st April 2017 Hampshire MP will be pounding the streets of the capital to help reduce deaths in young people and to raise money for Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) Read more
Belfast Live – 20th April 2017 Award-winning journalist Bill Neely has spoken of the personal reason why he’s been inspired to run the London Marathon, and his connection with the charity CRY Read more
Devon Live – 19th April 2017 Gary Lineker and Gabby Logan have thrown their support behind a charity fight night and CRY