East London & West Essex Guardian – 10th July 2017 11 year-old Rae-Lei Prince, who was born with a hole in her heart, raised the money from a sponsored bike ride with 14 of her friends. Read more
Bracknell News – 27th June 2017 Tony Eames from Wokingham is taking on the mammoth challenge to raise awareness of CRY. Read more
London Colleges – 26th June 2017 A sponsored cycle and row from the Eiffel Tower to Trafalgar Square has raised a massive £4,500 for the charity Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY).
Farnham Herald – 11th June 2017 Hartley Park Farm’s annual Easter eggstravaganza event raised £860 to be split between CRY and the Rosemary Foundation. Read more
Kent Cricket – 4th June 2017 Charity Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) are holding free cardiac screenings for 14-35 year olds at Old Elthamians Sports Club (OESC) on Saturday and Sunday (10 & 11 June) sponsored by the Ben Daniels Memorial Fund. Read more
East London & West Essex Guardian – 22nd May 2017 School girl recruits Usain Bolt, Stormzy & Fabrice Muamba to help her raise money for other children with similar heart conditions to her, after being diagnosed with heart problems when she was three. Read more
This is local London – 10th May 2017 A football match was organised in Shane’s honour to raise money to provide heart screenings for young people. Read more
Bexley Times – 8th May 2017 A charity football match organised in memory of Shane Holland raised more than four times its original fundraising target on Saturday. Read more
Kent Online – 8th May 2017 One hundred pupils at Tenterden’s Homewood School are to be offered free screening for heart defects – thanks to the tireless campaigning of Ben’s family for charity, CRY Read more
Bexley Times – 4th May 2017 The Only Way is Essex star Danielle Armstrong has shown support for a heart screening initiative set up in memory of a 25-year-old Shane Holland who passed away following an undiagnosed heart condition. Read more