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Churchill Living, the UK’s fastest growing privately owned retirement housebuilder, has launched a competition to name its new retirement development in Formby.The retirement lifestyle developer is inviting local residents to propose a name for the development of 42 one and two bedroom apartments being built on Lonsdale Road in Formby. The new development is conveniently
Children from Crossley Street Primary School visited Churchill Living’s Tatterton Lodge in Wetherby last week for a special building site safety visit.30 pupils from the school’s reception class were invited to the development on York Road, which is still under construction, to learn all about safety on building sites and to meet the construction team.Mrs
As you get older, you may be thinking about making a few changes to your lifestyle. Slowing down and not having to spend so much time on your house is likely to be high up the agenda. After all, nobody wants to spend their retirement doing work! For this reason, along with many others, older
From arranging events to problem solving, there’s never one day the same for lodge manager Anne-Marie Taylor who left her career as a hotel manager to settle into her new role at Churchill Living.Anne-Marie is the Lodge Manager at Churchill’s Sheldon Lodge on the High Street in Berkhamsted where she oversees the day to day
Churchill Living celebrated the Grand Opening of its Tregolls Lodge development in Truro recently, where a number of the apartments have already been reserved.Over 120 visitors attended the opening of the Lodge on St Clements Hill, which is the company’s first development in Cornwall.Potential purchasers were given the opportunity to visit the sales centre and
Children from Waltham Holy Cross Primary School visited Churchill Living’s King Harold Lodge in Waltham Abbey to share stories with Owners as part of National Storytelling Week.Pupils from Years 4, 5 and 6 were invited to join Owners at the Lodge for a VE Day themed afternoon where they dressed up and shared Second World
Old school friends Barry Preston and John Stigant have been reunited after 60 years at Churchill Living’s Simmonds Lodge in Drayton.Barry and John, who are both 71, bumped into each other at the Lodge’s Open Day after deciding it was time to move somewhere that was lower maintenance.Retired builder Barry, who has purchased a one-bedroom
As you get older, the upkeep of the family home can become more of a chore than a joy. For this reason, many older people choose to move to retirement properties instead. They alleviate the burdens of a larger property, freeing up more time to enjoy retirement. If you’re thinking about making the move to
Sheila Gunn and her husband, Brian, thought they had done the sensible thing to prepare for later life by selling their bungalow with a large garden and purchasing an easily-maintained, brand new two bedroom apartment in Warlingham.However, sadly, Mr Gunn passed away two years ago and Mrs Gunn found herself alone in a new development.She
Churchill Living is giving a helping hand to anyone considering a move to one of the retirement developments across the country this summer with an extra special offer. The retirement developer is offering a cash bonus of up to £45,000 when purchasers use its Home Exchange service to move into one of its brand new