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Thames Path Ultra ChallengeDate
12 - 13 September 2026
Location
London to Henley-on-Thames
Take on the Thames Path Ultra Challenge and raise funds for our life saving research.
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Message from our Chief Executive, Dr Charmaine Griffiths
Our Chief Executive, Dr Charmaine Griffiths, shares a message to our supporters in regards to the Coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic.
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Healthy fakeaway recipes
Fakeaway recipes are a great way to make a flavourful and satisfying meal at home. Try out our heart healthy versions of your favourite takeaways.
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Funeral and memorial collections_new
Celebrate the life of a loved one by organising a funeral collection in their memory. We can help you to pay in and collect donations in-person and online.
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Living with congenital heart disease: Maggie's story
Find out how Maggie Sewell approaches the challenges of living with a congenital heart condition, having been born with a hole in her heart, and a leaky valve.
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Heart and circulatory patients among millions on treatment waiting lists
The number of people waiting for NHS treatment could double to 10 million by the end of the year, according to a new report.
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All about cardiac tumours
BHF Professor Sven Plein explains what cardiac tumours are, and tells Senior Cardiac Nurse Emily McGrath why spotting them early is important.
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Caoimhe's story
Caoimhe was 20 when she was fitted with a pacemaker. Two years later, she took part in BHF's Walk for Hearts to raise money for lifesaving research.
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Politicians in Northern Ireland and Scotland share impact of living with cardiovascular disease for BHF red bench campaign
Keep Us Beating, the new campaign by BHF to highlight the shocking fact that every 3 minutes someone in the UK dies from cardiovascular disease, has been reinforced by an extended campaign in the devolved nations.