When Mike and his wife Shirley were looking to downsize from their four-bedroom property that they had lived in for over 40 years, they didn’t think twice about moving into a Churchill Retirement Living apartment at Laurel Lodge in Carshalton.
Winter can be a difficult period for older adults, who may find that their physical and mental health is affected. However, you can stay one step ahead of the winter chills with our cold advice for the elderly.
Retiring by the sea is a great option for anyone looking for stunning natural views and a range out outdoor activities. Still need convincing? We’ve rounded up some of the best benefits of a seaside retirement.
After a successful planning appeal, Churchill Retirement Living has been granted planning permission to build 36 brand new independent living retirement apartments on Sutton Road in Seaford.
In the run up to the festive period, housebuilder Churchill Retirement Living invited special guests the East Devon Daytime Brass Band to entertain apartment Owners and locals with a special Christmas concert at its Lockyer Lodge development in Sidford.
Churchill Retirement Living has been granted planning permission to build 38 brand new independent living retirement apartments in West Kirby, regenerating the site of the former Brookfield Nursing Home on Grange Road, which was demolished in 2020.
Sally Field is delighted to see her dad Keith enjoying a new lease of life in his apartment at Churchill’s Albert Lodge development on Ock Street, where he moved recently to enjoy a low maintenance, independent lifestyle.
Churchill Retirement Living has given a warm welcome to its first new owners at Marlborough Lodge in Kidlington, where a thriving community is starting to take shape.
Churchill Retirement Living has donated a generous sum of £1,500 to Calne Pocket Park, near its new Orchard Lodge development.
Churchill Retirement Living’s St Andrew’s Lodge development in Chippenham is celebrating after it received a Conservation & Environment Award from the Chippenham Civic Society, in recognition of the redesign of its façade to reflect the architecture of the Causeway.