S Club 7 workforce up with British Heart Foundation in reminiscence of late bandmate

The band are supporting the British Heart Foundation’s “Spotlight On” marketing campaign in honour of Paul Cattermole who died in April this 12 months of an underlying coronary heart situation.

Paul, who was 46 when he died, had been making ready to affix the band once more for a reunion tour earlier than his loss of life.

S Club 7 member Jon Lee mentioned: “As a band, we all personally know the devastating effect heart and circulatory diseases can have on people’s lives.

“It’s heartbreaking to know that this isn’t uncommon and far too many people die too soon from heart conditions they didn’t know they had.”

The partnership comes amid new analysis commissioned by the BHF that exposed folks have been naive to the size of coronary heart and circulatory ailments.

While the proof confirmed round 50 % of individuals within the UK will develop a coronary heart situation of their lifetime, virtually 25 % of individuals thought the possibility was one in 10.

Nearly a fifth of individuals thought the possibility of creating coronary heart illness was one in 50 and solely three % of respondents really guessed the proper answer- one in two.

Chief Executive on the BHF Dr Charmaine Griffiths mentioned: “It’s particularly worrying to see so many people are unaware of the scale of heart and circulatory diseases in the UK.

“That’s why together, with S Club, we want to raise awareness and bring heart and circulatory conditions into focus this September.”

The band has inspired their followers to publish an image on social media with the hand coronary heart gesture to point out their help and tagged their posts #showyourhearts.

The first evening of the band’s 25-year anniversary reunion tour the “Good Times Tour” will likely be devoted to the BHF in honour of Paul in Manchester on October 12.