Apartment Owner Sheila Davis is loving the independence and peace of mind since her move to Churchill Retirement Living’s Harington Lodge development in Chichester.
Another benefit of the move is that their household costs have significantly reduced, as well as the hassle of looking after their previous property.
Suella Braverman MP has presented Churchill Owner Derek Phillips with a special Points of Light award, which recognises outstanding individual volunteers and people who are making a change in their community.
Our in-house estate agency specialising exclusively in retirement properties has announced a rebrand to Churchill Sales & Lettings, to better reflect its close link with the Churchill Group.
After a successful planning appeal, Churchill Retirement Living has been granted planning permission to build 57 brand new independent living retirement apartments in Honiton.
After a successful planning appeal, Churchill Retirement Living has been granted planning permission to build 54 brand new independent living retirement apartments in Drayton. Regenerating the brownfield site on Havant Road.
In retirement, you have more time than ever to pursue passions that got buried by work duties. Did you always have an itch to learn a musical instrument? Well now’s the time to do it! With so many different instruments to choose from, each presenting a different level of challenge (we won’t judge if you choose triangle), you’re never too old to learn something new!
After a successful planning appeal, Churchill Retirement Living has been granted planning permission to build 49 brand new independent living retirement apartments and 7 retirement cottages near the centre of Evesham. Regenerating the brownfield site off Swan Lane, the new development will bring a thriving new community to the heart of town, contributing around £2.4
Local people met one of Britain’s favourite TV personalities, Dame Esther Rantzen DBE, when she attended a special Jubilee Tea Party at Churchill Retirement Living’s Langton Lodge in Staines-upon-Thames on Thursday 26th May.
Without the regular routine and challenge of work, you might find yourself becoming a tad forgetful in your retirement years. Don’t panic - memory loss is a normal part of aging, and it’s not an irreversible process! There are loads of ways that you can boost your brain power, while having a ton of fun in the process.