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.
Avonbank Lodge in Newbury has its very own ‘Lady Marmalade’ in apartment Owner Noeline Rycroft, whose homemade preserves have raised an impressive total of £500 for various charities since she moved to the Lodge.
Oakhaven Hospice in Lymington has received a welcome donation from Churchill in memory of Colleague Geoff Southwell, a popular member of our Plant Services team who we sadly lost last year after a brave battle with cancer. Geoff’s brothers Pete and Mike took part in the presentation at our new Knights Lodge development in Lymington, along with Plant Services Operations Manager Mark Church.
Swimming team Swim Bournemouth has received a much needed funding boost thanks to a donation from the Churchill Foundation, helping to keep the team afloat after a difficult year.
With the first handful of new apartment Owners already moved in and more set to join them shortly, Lodge Manager Mel is looking forward to being at the heart of a thriving new community.
The HBF and retirement housebuilders including Churchill have welcomed a letter from Care Minister Helen Whately which praises the support retirement developer staff are giving to residents during the coronavirus pandemic.
In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, Churchill Retirement Living has formed a new partnership with wholesale distribution company Brakes to provide weekly deliveries to its national network of retirement developments. The new service will help to ensure all Churchill apartment Owners have easy access to the essential supplies they need at this time. Brakes, which
As the Coronavirus outbreak continues to develop in the UK, the health and wellbeing of our Owners, Customers and Colleagues is our top priority.
Woolmans Lodge in Shirley raised £280 for local charity Acorns at a Warming Morning event on Wednesday 12th February.
The Churchill Foundation recently donated £2,000 to local charity, Helping Homeless Veterans, based in Poole.