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SONOGRAPHERS at York Hospital have received vital training to help them detect the signs of congenital heart disease in the youngest of patients.

Long Stratton toddler with heart condition climbs staircase 125 times in Captain Tom-esque fundraiser  | Updated: 11:24, 19 February 2021 A toddler with congenital heart disease has raised more than £1,000 for charity by climbing the staircase at his home 125 times. Little Phineas Bennett, who was born with six heart defects, has been fundraising for children’s heart charity Tiny Tickers by climbing the set of stairs at his home in Long Stratton. The determined youngster, who is not yet two, made the return journey up and down the 13-step staircase 25 times a day last week, before r...

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Scottish hotel group to donate £200,000 to north-east charities © DCT Media/Kath Flannery The Princes Trust at Danestone Community Centre. A leading Scottish hotel group has announced it will donate £200,000 to charities in the north-east. Crerar will also be distributing funds to charities which operate both across Scotland and within the Aberdeenshire area, including the Prince’s Trust, MND Scotland, Tiny Tickers and St Andrew’s First Aid. Chaired by Paddy Crerar CBE, Crerar Hotels has awarded £8.5m in grants to more than 450 organisations over the last decade. Chris Wayne-Wills, CE...