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.
In the run up to the festive period, housebuilder Churchill 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.
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.
If you had to describe the dream retirement, you’d probably end up using words like comfortable, affordable, and peace of mind. Retiring in an energy-efficient home provides all of these qualities, plus so much more! For example - you may already know that energy-efficient apartments are good for the environment, but did you also know that they are good for your health?
Retirement should be a relaxing period in your life, but for many it can trigger feelings of anxiety and depression. While you might not expect it, anxiety in old age can come from a variety of different places, from the stress of being dependent on others, a feeling of social isolation, or even a concern about future medical emergencies.
78-year-old Margaret Parry has been thriving with a brand new lifestyle and new friends since her move to Churchill’s McIndoe Lodge in East Grinstead, and her family couldn’t be happier about it.
With 15 Test caps for England, 817 first class wickets and another 192 victims in one day cricket, former pace bowler John Price always had plenty of bounce and he’s continuing to enjoy life to the full since his move to Churchill’s Chiltern Lodge in Princes Risborough.
After years of toiling away at your day job, retirement is a chapter of life that everyone should look forward to. But for many people, the sudden lack of routine and structure can lead to a loss of identity and purpose. Struggling to adapt to retirement life? We’re here to help with some top tips on how to adapt to retirement!
Everyone looks forward to the day that they can hang up their working boots and enjoy a well-deserved retirement. But without the structure of work life and your regular routines, it is natural to be a bit anxious about the life that awaits you once you retire.