Churchill Living, the UK’s fastest growing privately owned retirement housebuilder, has launched a competition to name its new retirement development in Shaftesbury.The retirement lifestyle developer is inviting local residents to propose a name for the development of 38 one and two bedroom apartments being built on Coppice Street in Shaftesbury. The new development is conveniently
“We were very disappointed not to see today’s Housing White Paper include a proposal to remove Stamp Duty for downsizers, which was widely talked about beforehand, and would create a real incentive to stimulate this end of the market. For all the talk and all the promises, the Government needs to take more action to
Retirement living is thriving in Bristol, according to housebuilder Churchill Living, as it announces there are just three apartments remaining at its Grange Lodge development in Portishead.The development has proved a popular choice with local retirees thanks to its ideal location and lively community. There are now just three one-bedroom apartments available at the Lodge
A new ‘Commission on Loneliness’ was launched in Westminster yesterday in memory of the murdered MP Jo Cox: www.jocoxloneliness.org. The commission will work with 13 organisations, including Churchill’s charity partner The Silver Line, to come up with practical ideas to combat loneliness and highlight the issue as one of national urgency. Churchill’s Chairman & CEO
The London Cruise Show is one of Europe’s leading consumer cruise travel events and it’s coming to Olympia on Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th February. Churchill Living will be exhibiting at the show once again this year, and we're offering you the opportunity to come and join us for free!Whether you're a newcomer to cruising
Children from St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School in Sale became budding wildlife enthusiasts this week after visiting Churchill Living’s Brindley Lodge development.Nine children from the school’s Eco Group were invited by the Lodge to help make its garden more wildlife friendly by adding a selection of bird feeders, bug homes and hedgehog hotels to the
Two retirees from Stevenage, who caught the same bus into the town centre for the past 50 years, have struck up a new friendship after becoming neighbours.83-year old Doreen Smith and 74-year old Marion Friend have both moved into Churchill Living’s Astonia Lodgehttps://www.churchill-living.co.uk/retirement-apartments-for-sale/hertfordshire/ on Pound Avenue after deciding it was the right time to downsize.Marion
A retired theatre performer from Chelmsford is promoting the benefits of staying fit in later life by hosting exercise classes for her neighbours at Churchill Living’s Chelmer Lodge in Chelmsford.72-year old Sue Snedker moved into the Lodge on New London Road earlier this year with her husband Jim, and has set up a weekly fitness
A group of ladies from Churchill Living’s Caterham Lodge in Caterham and Greenacres Lodge in Warlingham have been busy knitting treats for newborn babies at a local hospital.The ladies have formed a weekly Knit and Natter Group at their respective Lodge’s where they meet in the Owners’ Lounge to chat and knit woolly supplies to
A resident from Newbury is celebrating after being announced as the lucky winner of a competition to name Churchill Living’s new development on West Street. 60-year old Carol Swanborough, who has lived in the area for 30 years, was presented with a cheque for £100 at a naming ceremony for the newly named Avonbank Lodge