91-year-old Barbara Baigent has been a huge fan of the Exeter Chiefs for over 20 years, but she rarely gets to see them play. Thanks to the team at Lockyer Lodge in Sidford, where Barbara now lives, she was able to visit the Sandy Park stadium for the first time recently, and she was delighted to see her beloved team triumph over the Saracens.
Churchill has received the maximum 5 Star rating for the seventh year running in an independent customer satisfaction survey by industry body the Home Builders Federation (HBF).
To mark World Book Day's 25th anniversary this week, the Tregolls Lodge book club had a special get together with all its members coming together in the Owners’ Lounge for a celebration of all things literary. The group was also joined by local author Jenny Hambly to give a talk about her latest Regency romance novel.
Whether you are on the way to town or simply need a fun distraction, completing a jigsaw is a productive way to pass the time. But did you know it also has a load of health benefits for seniors? As we grow older, completing a puzzle now and then is a great way of exercising your brain and boosting your mental health. Not only that - it’s also a lot of fun!
People in Sidford joined Churchill Retirement Living at its local retirement development for a special Warming Morning event which raised £344 for local charity Hospiscare.
Stylish 74-year-old Alison Edwards could never have considered moving without her beloved dog Titch, but thanks to Churchill Retirement Living’s pet friendly policy she was able to bring her furry friend with her when downsizing to a brand new apartment at Langton Lodge.
Retirement is an exciting chapter of your life, but moving into a new home can be a huge adjustment. Depending on where you go, you’ll have to cope with moving into a smaller home, a new travel route, and finding a new place to get your groceries!
People in Chippenham were invited to join Churchill Retirement Living at its local retirement development for a special Warming Morning event to raise funds for local charity the Wilts & Berks Canal Trust.
With energy costs on the increase, it makes sense to live in a well-insulated home with energy efficient appliances, fixtures and fittings, all of which adds up to a lower carbon footprint and lower energy bills.
73-year-old Malcolm was daunted by the thought of downsizing from a large house to a one bedroom apartment at Harington Lodge in Chichester, but now he’s done it he couldn’t be happier and wants to encourage others to do the same.