Memorial Triathlon raises over £1,950 for local heart charity
The second annual Clayton Shorthouse Memorial Triathlon, held in Ebbw Vale at the end of August, has raised more than £1,950 for our Charity.
Records tumble at Potato Growing Challenge (Abergavenny Chronicle, 11 August 2025)
Two rookie growers have come up trumps – and broken all previous records - at the weigh-in for our annual Potato Growing Challenge!
Third time lucky for Tom and Barbara in local heart charity’s Potato Growing Challenge (Abergavenny Chronicle, 24 July 2024)
Persistence has finally paid off for Tregare couple Tom and Barbara Anstey, who took the top prize in this year's Potato Growing Challenge.
Good omen for heart charity’s spud challenge (Abergavenny Chronicle, 21 Feb 2024)
We're hoping a lucky find of a heart-shaped spud at the Abergavenny Garden Centre is a good omen for this year's fundraising Potato Growing Challenge.
Swim challenge raises over £2,000 for charity (South Wales Argus, 16 November)
County Hospital Cardiac nurse specialists Kath Whitehorn and Helen O'Leary have raised over £2,000 for us by swimming a mile a day throughout October.
Heart specialist to talk about latest advances in cardiology (Abergavenny Chronicle, 6 November)
Local heart consultant Dr Nishat Siddiqi will be speaking about the latest advances in cardiology at our AGM on 14 November.
Community gets hands-on with free CPR training (Abergavenny Chronicle, 27 September)
We teamed up with Gwent Defibbers to offer life saving CPR and defibrillator training for members and the general public
Cardiac Nurse’s Inca trek raises over £1,200 for local heart charity (Abergavenny Chronicle, 19 July 2023)
Cardiac Nurse Specialist Sarah Howard has raised over £1200 for a local heart charity by trekking the challenging Inca Trail in Peru.
Cardiac nurse tackles Inca Trail to raise funds for charity (Abergavenny Chronicle, 3 May)
Cardiac nurse specialist Sarah Howard is taking on the Inca Trail in June to raise funds for us!
Heart failure and the 3Fs
Llanfoist class member Tony Grennow on living well with heart failure.
