Dame Esther Rantzen paid a visit to her hometown recently, visiting Sheldon Lodge in Berkhamsted. The renowned charity campaigner has recently been revealed as the new brand ambassador for Churchill Living. Dame Esther was born in Berkhamsted and returned to the area to visit some of our Owners and have a look at the facilities on
91 year old former RAF co-pilot Alan Wilkes is enjoying his new lifestyle at Russell Lodge in Fleet, Hampshire which has allowed him to live independently but still be close enough to see his daughter regularly. Alan, who had been living in Warefield in Berkshire for 15 years, was starting to find his detached property
Dame Esther Rantzen DBE is announced as Brand Ambassador for Churchill Living.
It took a little consideration for John Bailey-Smith to move from his home of 40 years to Caterham Lodge, Churchill Living’s purpose built development for the over 60s in Caterham. This is nothing unusual for the 85 year-old who is a well-known member of the Caterham community and volunteer for and former chairman of many
Local retirees Bernadette and Tony McKenna are experiencing a new lease of life at Churchill Living’s Arlington Lodge development in Royal Leamington Spa thanks to new friends, a great location and sense of security.Bernadette and Tony moved to the Lodge at the end of May and quickly began enjoying the change in lifestyle and new
Churchill Living apartments are proving to be the perfect solution for sun-seeking retirees keen to make the most of their new found leisure time both at home and abroad. Harry and Sheila Eyre have enjoyed going on cruises for the past thirty years, so when they decided that their large family home in Honiton was
Churchill Living is extending its thanks to its staff, owners and customers after its Christmas charity campaign collected more than 450 toys for local children in need, double the amount it donated last year. The retirement housebuilder called on its staff, owners and customers to buy an extra gift while out Christmas shopping and drop it
Churchill Living has secured planning for a new development of retirement apartments at Fawlty Towers.The Gleneagles Hotel in Torquay was where John Cleese and the Monty Python team stayed in 1973 while filming ‘Monty Python’s Flying Circus’ and it unwittingly became the inspiration for the hit sitcom Fawlty Towers.Cleese’s character - neurotic hotel owner Basil
Year 2 children from Boldmere Infant and Nursery School became budding naturalists this week after visiting Churchill Living’s Steeple Lodge development. The children were invited by the Lodge to help make their woodland garden more wildlife friendly. Assisting Owners Ron Bott and John Haycock, the children decided on the best place for hedgehog ‘hodgitats’, insect
Retirement housebuilder, Churchill Living is celebrating three major awards wins. The developer has been crowned ‘Most Outstanding Retirement Operator’ at the UK Over 50s Housing Awards. These awards recognise excellence within the retirement industry and the award is particularly special as it’s the seventh consecutive year Churchill has won. Following this win, Churchill were recognised