Here’s a summary of the media and online coverage for
Keeping The Beat’s launchin case you missed anything!
The Yorkshire Evening Post and Yorkshire Post both ran articles on 19th May to summarise the reasons behind the campaign and publicise its launch.
Here’s the online variant of the printed articles – it reads the same across
Yorkshire Evening Post and Yorkshire Post websites.
The Yorkshire Evening Post also ran a “
voice of the YEP story” to show their support.
Leeds Rhinos pledged their support through their
Foundation pagesand the
main Rhinos news page. We also had tweets and social media shares from players including
Brett Ferres.
Yorkshire Cricketer Ryan Sidebottomalso come along to the event, and bowled us over with his generous support and social media shares.
This Stray FM online articlereports on the Keeping the Beat campaign, a quote from Sharon Coyle, pictures of Sharon and Christian on the ward and directs readers to CHSF.org.uk.
You can hear audio from the Stray FM radio interview with parent
Christian Carrolland
Consultant Cardiologist John Thomson.
Whilst we’re still acquiring the footage from the BBC Look North feature, you can watch our appearance on
Made In Leedswith Cardiologist Elspeth Brown, CHSF CEO Sharon Coyle, patient Colin Clewes and parent Christian Carroll.
Our
Facebook,
Twitterand
LinkedInchannels have been buzzing with likes, shares and comments so feel free to add to the discussion.
We’d welcome any support you can offer for our
Keeping the Beat campaign, so if you can help spread awareness, please send a message to
info@chsf.org.uk.



