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Churchill’s Knights Lodge development in Lymington invited people to enjoy coffee, cake and friendly company to raise £206 for Macmillan Cancer Support.
Churchill’s Rothesay Lodge development in Highcliffe invited people to enjoy coffee, cake and friendly company to raise £237 for Macmillan Cancer Support.
Churchill Living has launched a competition for local people to name its new retirement development which is coming soon to the site on Smallhythe Road.
Churchill Living has launched a competition for local people to name its new retirement development which is coming soon to the site on Church Lane.
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Churchill Living has launched a competition for local people to name its new retirement development which is coming soon to Bury St Edmunds, with construction now under way at the site on Risbygate Street.
Churchill Living has launched a competition for local people to name its new retirement development which is coming soon to Towcester, with construction now under way at the site on Water Lane.
The Churchill Group is celebrating having raised over £57,500 for Macmillan Cancer Support by taking part in the charity’s “World’s Biggest Coffee Morning” campaign 2021.
Churchill recently invited local school children to its Trewin Lodge retirement development in Yate to help bury a time capsule on site. Pupils from Abbotswood Primary School were joined by special guest Leonard Trewin, a 97-year-old D-Day veteran from Yate who inspired the name of the Lodge.
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.