A Dorset family’s charity campaign in memory of their much loved daughter Mia has received a £2,000 donation from the Churchill Foundation, helping to raise vital funds for Brain Tumour Research.
We understand that the ongoing cost of running your new apartment is an important factor to consider when deciding to purchase a Churchill apartment. That’s why a full service charge budget analysis is available for each individual development. Owners are consulted on this annually, and we always aim to keep the cost as low as possible.
While the extra space in the house was fantastic when she had children and grandchildren, Anne found it increasingly difficult to maintain the property. When Covid-19 hit, like so many people, Anne found the social isolation tough. So, she decided to make a change.
We are delighted to have been granted planning permission to build 42 brand new retirement apartments in Totnes, along with two new retail units for independent retailers, enabling the developer to bring new jobs, investment and extra spending to the town.
All grandparents want the comfort of knowing that their grandchildren’s future is in good hands (well, most of them). Investing in your grandchildren is a great way of achieving this goal, while teaching them a valuable lesson about how money works.
Everyone deserves a happy retirement, but choosing when to retire is a pickle. Are you ready to leave the routine and purpose of work life, and do you have the money to support your future?
Super-fit retiree Ann Bruce-Low recently completed the Southampton Half Marathon at the tender age of 79, and she has well and truly caught the running bug with more races on the schedule over the coming months.
With the London Marathon coming up this weekend, Hardy Lodge apartment Owner Geoff Wakeford gave a talk to other owners about his life as a Marathon Runner: 20 years of running with Geoff.
The Mayor and Mayoress of Malmesbury called by at William Lodge development earlier this month to join apartment Owners for their weekly Friday Fizz event to celebrate the freedom to socialise this summer.
Lynda was presented with a cheque for £100 by Churchill’s Regional Marketing Executive Liz Luesley and Site Manager Mike Barham for choosing the name ‘Edinburgh Lodge’ in a respectful tribute to the late Prince Phillip.