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.
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!
Stylish 74-year-old Alison Edwards could never have considered moving without her beloved dog Titch, but thanks to Churchill 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.
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.
After years toiling away in the office, retirement is something everyone should look forward to. Whether you want some peace and quiet, or to tick a few things off your bucket list, retirement planning is vital to getting the lifestyle you deserve. Looking for help with your retirement planning? Our retirement guide has everything you need to get your new life started!
With darker days and colder nights, winter can be a difficult time for anybody. But as we get older, it becomes more important than ever to look after our health during winter. Beating winter depression isn’t easy, but there are loads of ways you can go about it. If you or your loved ones are worried about the impact of winter, you can learn how to fight the winter blues below!
Having worked in pensions for almost four decades, 61-year-old Stuart Revill knows all about the importance of planning for a comfortable retirement.
When you hear the word Cheshire, you probably think of its iconic Cheshire Cheese, but there is far more to this county than dairy treats. Surrounded by glorious countryside and magnificent gardens, it’s an ideal place to retire if you want to enjoy all that nature has to offer. Our retirement homes in Cheshire also have easy access to Manchester, giving you the option of balancing a lively city life with the peaceful benefits of the countryside.
As you get older, you may find that a good night’s sleep is harder to come by. Waking up in the night, feeling tired during the day and waking up too early are all signs that it might be time for a change. Sleeping is especially vital as you age, boosting your immune system and reducing the risk of health problems.
For a peaceful and enchanting retirement lifestyle, Hertfordshire is second to none. With its gorgeous forest land and countryside, Hertfordshire is amongst the most beautiful areas in the UK, with a wealth of areas to explore and walk through during your retirement. The stunning visuals on display in Hertfordshire have also made it an ideal spot for art and culture to thrive, with many film sets basing their productions here.