Churchill has been named one of the Sunday Times Best Places to Work, achieving an impressive Top 10 ranking for best large organisation in the UK.
Following a successful career working as a picture editor for the BBC, Alastair Wells is enjoying his retirement at Churchill Retirement Living’s River View Lodge in Shepperton.
Solihull’s local FastAid emergency response service, run entirely by volunteers, has received a welcome funding boost thanks to a £2,000 donation from the Churchill Foundation.
Churchill is proud to announce that its own charity the Churchill Foundation has raised a total of over £2,000,000 since it was set up in 2015.
Churchill has been granted planning permission to build 47 brand new independent living retirement apartments in Wells, regenerating the former Police Station site on Glastonbury Road.
Churchill Retirement Living has announced that they have named their brand-new retirement development in Tenterden, after a famous local resident.
Ahead of its official launch, Churchill Retirement Living’s new development in Westwood Cross has been named Invicta Lodge thanks to the help of the public.
Churchill has announced the winners of a national competition for schoolchildren to design a special emblem to celebrate the King’s Coronation.
Churchill recently welcomed Alex Chalk MP for coffee, cake and a taste of retirement living with its community of apartment Owners at Lewis Carroll Lodge in Cheltenham.
Enjoying a slower pace of life at Churchill’s River View Lodge is Angus Cundey MBE, who has just been made an honorary member of Frazer Nash Car Club following his family’s connection and continued support to the club over many decades.