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    Editable Event Tickets - Wales

    Poster / chart

    Download these tickets and use the template to fill out the details of your event. You can print these at home and share with your local community to let everyone know you're fundraising for life saving research.

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  • Obesity

    If you are overweight or obese you are more likely to develop coronary heart disease than someone who is a healthy weight. Find out more about how your weight affects your health.

  • Our delivery service

    Our home stores delivery service have safety measures in place to ensure that our staff and customers are kept safe.

  • EVENT

    Women's 10K - Glasgow
    date

    Date

    12 July 2026

    location

    Location

    Glasgow

    Take in the sights of Glasgow before completing your challenge in George Square.

  • Classification of research

    How to classify your proposed research and areas of expertise using both the UK Clinical Research Collaboration body standard codes and BHF specific research classification.

  • SHOPS & SERVICES

    Book Bank - Bagby Playing Fields

    Bagby Playing Fields, Near Bagby Airfield, Bagby, YO7 3AR

    0300 330 3322
  • Do transgender people have a higher risk of heart problems?

    Transgender people could be at a higher risk of heart problems. We share the latest research, and tips on how to manage this risk.

  • Saving lives in an emergency

    From pioneering defibrillators in ambulances to CPR training and public access defibrillators, find out how we’ve been helping to save lives since 1961.

  • BHF partners with ITN Business for news-style In a Heartbeat programme for World Heart Day

    We've partnered with ITN Business to produce a news-style programme to raise awareness of heart and circulatory diseases.

  • Is stew healthy?

    Stews can be high in salt and unhealthy fats. Dietitian Dr Tai Ibitoye (PhD) shares hacks for a healthy stew, from picking the right sides to leaner proteins.