Ringwood-based Churchill Living, the UK’s fastest growing private retirement housebuilder, has been presented with a winning certificate from the Dorset Chamber of Commerce and Industry after being crowned champion in the southern heat of the British Chambers of Commerce Awards 2013. On winning the Marketing Campaign of the Year award,Churchill Living will now compete with fellow regional

The winners of the 2013 Churchill Awards, which recognise excellence amongst the over 65s, have been announced and the winners received their awards at a private lunch in London on Thursday March 20. The Churchill Awards have been created, by Churchill Living,  to demonstrate that older people still have a significant role to play in British

The winners of the first awards to honour excellence amongst the over 65s, the Churchill Awards, have been announced today. Sir George Young (Politics), Sir Henry Cecil (Sport), Baroness James (Literature), David Hockney (Art), Sir David Lees (Business), June Brown (Entertainment), Her Majesty The Queen (Promoting Britain), Professor Peter Higgs (Scientific Research), Tom Harrison (Contribution

Churchill Living’s Hamlet Lodge in Gloucester and Concorde Lodge in Filton have been awarded Highly Commended in the EAC National Housing for Older People Awards. These awards publicly celebrate excellence in housing for older people and their findings will help to create even better accommodation in the future for the UK’s ageing population. Perhaps the

Churchill Living is pleased to announce its success in the South Coast Business Awards by winning the RSM Tenon Award for Customer Service. The award presented to Spencer McCarthy, Dean Marlow, Suzanne Revell and Suzanne Murphy of Churchill Living, on Friday 12th July, was given in recognition of“a genuine and innovative focus on customer service and

For the second consecutive year, Churchill Living, the UK’s fastest growing privately owned retirement house builder based in Ringwood, has been named in the Top 100 Best Small Companies to work for in the UK by the Sunday Times. They were voted 28th out of a total of 567 companies embracing the views of more