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01 Feb 2010

Launching the British Heart Foundation’s National Heart Month

The Merlin Entertainments London Eye showed London’s true heart as it turned red and for the first time ever pulsed to launch National Heart Month for the British Heart Foundation (BHF), the nation’s heart charity.

The big switch on was attended by rock royalty, Rick Parfitt of Status Quo who himself had a heart bypass two years ago.

The London Eye led the way with 30 landmarks turning red across the UK: from the Eden Project in Cornwall, to Nottingham Castle, to the Squinty Bridge in Glasgow. The UK went red to launch National Heart Month.

Support the BHF in fighting the UK’s biggest killer¹ by wearing red on National Wear Red Day on Friday 26 February 2010.

To find out more and to order your free Red for Heart Fundraising Kit visit www.bhf.org.uk/red or call 0845 2410976.

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The spindle holds the wheel structure and the hub rotates it around the spindle. At 23 meters tall, the spindle is around the size of a church spire and, together with the hub, weighs in at 330 tonnes: over 20 times heavier than Big Ben.

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