Churchill has announced the winners of a national competition for schoolchildren to design a special emblem to celebrate the King’s Coronation.
Churchill recently welcomed Alex Chalk MP for coffee, cake and a taste of retirement living with its community of apartment Owners at Lewis Carroll Lodge in Cheltenham.
Whilst it may have started as a young person’s past-time, there is no denying it – older social media influencers are on the rise.And, according to Churchill Living, it’s not surprising; retirees are leading fun, active and inspiring lifestyles. What’s more, they’re digital savvy too. Proving that older influencers are fully embracing the power of
Churchill proudly invited Solihull Down Syndrome Support Group (SDSS) to its brand new Bower Lodge development in Shirley to formally present a donation of £1,000 with British actress, Elizabeth Bower.
After you leave the world of work, you might feel a slight loss of purpose in your retirement years. However, this will all change when you join a retirement community. Giving you the opportunity to socialise and meet like-minded people, you’ll soon derive a strong sense of community and belonging. As long as you put yourself out there and stay open to meeting new people, you’ll be making new friends and memories in no time.
After spending your whole life working, you’ll want to make sure your retirement life is spent doing the things you love. However, retiring from work is a major transition that many people are unprepared for - with so much spare time on your hands, there are almost too many options to choose from.
Enjoying a slower pace of life at Churchill’s River View Lodge is Angus Cundey MBE, who has just been made an honorary member of Frazer Nash Car Club following his family’s connection and continued support to the club over many decades.
Comment article by Spencer J McCarthy, Chairman & CEO of Churchill Living.
Michael Gove has recently suggested that Beautiful Buildings should look traditional. I started out building traditional stone and thatched roof cottages in Wiltshire, so if anyone knows that traditional building design is popular it’s me.
Retirement living is thriving in Sale, where apartment Owners and Colleagues at Churchill Living’s Brindley Lodge got together to celebrate the development’s 10th anniversary on Friday 24th March.
Churchill raised £8,575.45 this year through our special Winter Warmer events at our developments all over the country, benefiting a range of local charities chosen by its apartment Owners and Colleagues. This impressive total was topped up with an additional £1,986.28 for the top fundraising Lodges’ charities, thanks to match funding from Churchill’s own charity the Churchill Foundation.