Churchill Living’s new development on Greyhound Lane in Thame has been named Yeats Lodge, in a nod to the Nobel Prize-winning poet W. B. Yeats, who lived in the town in the 1920s.The Company hopes the new community at Yeats Lodge will reflect one of the poet’s famous lines: “There are no strangers here; Only
After a successful planning appeal, Churchill Living has been granted planning permission to build 27 brand new retirement apartments at a site on Station Road, near the heart of Orpington.Planning Inspector John Dowsett found that the development would not cause harm to highway safety in the vicinity of the site, and that Churchill’s provision of
Gwyneth Markey from Billericay is celebrating after being announced as the winner of a competition to name Churchill Living’s new development on Laindon Road in the heart of town.Gwyneth was presented with a cheque for £100 by Regional Marketing Manager Yvette Christy for choosing the winning name “Meadow Lodge”.Explaining her reason for choosing the name,
New development in Ock Street, Abingdon has been names after local monument to Prince Albert.
Local astronomy enthusiast donates competition prize to Sidmouth Hospice care.
New development coming soon in Yate named after local war hero.
Hardy Lodge in Shaftesbury has been officially opened but none other than Lionel Blair.
We are thrilled to announce that planning permission has been granted at South Street in Hythe.
We are thrilled to announce planning permission has been granted for brand new retirement apartments in Taunton.
Local MP Derek Thomas joined Churchill Living on Friday 1st March to officially open its Mount’s Bay Lodge development in Penzance.Locals visited the Lodge on New Town Lane in the heart of Penzance to see Mr Thomas and the Mayor take part in an official ribbon cutting ceremony with Churchill’s Regional Managing Director, James Barnes.Visitors