Loneliness is unfortunately a major issue in our society. Many older people choose to maintain the British ‘stiff upper lip’ and opt against speaking up or seeking companionship when they find themselves isolated. The death of a partner, decline in physical ability or distance from family members can make anyone feel isolated – but it
Dame Esther Rantzen paid a visit to her hometown recently, visiting Sheldon Lodge in Berkhamsted. The renowned charity campaigner has recently been revealed as the new brand ambassador for Churchill Living. Dame Esther was born in Berkhamsted and returned to the area to visit some of our Owners and have a look at the facilities on
You are never too old to meet someone and start dating again. And this time around, you will be experienced enough to lose those nerves and get the most out of dating! Well, with any luck, this little guide will show you how to embrace the online dating medium. It might be something you have
Churchill Living is extending its thanks to its staff, owners and customers after its Christmas charity campaign collected more than 450 toys for local children in need, double the amount it donated last year. The retirement housebuilder called on its staff, owners and customers to buy an extra gift while out Christmas shopping and drop it
Year 2 children from Boldmere Infant and Nursery School became budding naturalists this week after visiting Churchill Living’s Steeple Lodge development. The children were invited by the Lodge to help make their woodland garden more wildlife friendly. Assisting Owners Ron Bott and John Haycock, the children decided on the best place for hedgehog ‘hodgitats’, insect
Christmas is a time for stuffing yourself with as much food as you possibly can. But, try as you might, there are always leftovers! Whether you made your own Christmas dinner or your family sent you home with a plate covered in cling film, you’ll need some ways to use them up. Luckily, there are
Churchill Living, the UK’s fastest growing private retirement housebuilder, raised thousands of pounds for Age UK in support of the Charity’s winter fundraiser, Bobble Day and its Stock Appeal for the Charity’s shops during February. Owners and staff at Churchill Living donned their woolly jumpers and enjoyed speciality teas, coffees and hot chocolates for the