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Football star signs up to fight for schoolgirl
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[Lancashire Evening Post] - Former Preston North End player Clarke Carlisle today vowed to do all he can to raise awareness of the need for more research into paediatric brain tumours after becoming patron of the Katy Holmes Trust. Clarke, 33, who was born and bred in Preston
A lovely Jubilee day in a knockout fundraiser
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[Lancashire Evening Post] - However, all teams are encouraged to raise as much money as possible through sponsorship with all proceeds going to the Katy Holmes Trust which aims to fund research into the cause of paediatric brain tumours. Katy's parents Paula and David Holmes
Google News: 1670 people following his progress on Facebook
[This is Hull and East Riding] - Their sponsored head-shaves raised almost £1000 for charities The Sick Children's Trust and Ellie's Fund, which helps the families of children with brain tumours. More than £500 has been donated at www. justgiving.com/Joshua- Hatton 1.
Paul has a ball for Katy cash appeal
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[Lancashire Evening Post] - Katy, 10, of Margaret Road, Penwortham, near Preston, lost her fight against an inoperable brain tumour in January and her family are launching the Katy Holmes Trust to raise funds for research into paediatric brain tumours.
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