Celebrate St George's Day in the comfort of our Owners' Lounge at Highbury Lodge!
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Enjoy Pimm's on the patio at Spitfire Lodge! RSVP to book your place
You are personally invited to our new development, Dreton Lodge in Drayton. Join us for a glass of sparkling wine, nibbles and take a tour of the brand new Show Complex RSVP to book your place
You are personally invited to our new development, Gladwell Lodge in Didcot. Join us for a glass of sparkling wine, nibbles and take a tour of the brand new Show Complex RSVP to book your place
Join us for an afternoon performance by Susan Coates, a local soprano and pianist, with a medley of songs from the musicals, 60's and 70's hits, and an old-fashioned singalong.
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Antiques enthusiasts in Cirencester are being invited to join Churchill Living at its Beecham Lodge development for a special charity valuation event.Renowned auctioneer and TV personality Philip Allwood from Moore Allen & Innocent will be giving expert advice and valuations on people’s hidden treasures on Saturday 1st October between 10am and 2pm at the Lodge
Residents at retirement living developments across the country have been taking part in a competition to mark National Colouring Book Day, and the three lucky winners have now been revealed by competition organisers Churchill Living and Millstream Management Services. Michael Duffin from Priory Court in Solihull was the proud winner, receiving a £50 Edinburgh Woollen
It’s common knowledge that Brits love their afternoon tea and the pastime has become so popular, that venues all over the country are adding it to their menus. However, it’s still considered to be a treat and something to get dressed up for, so many people head to the capital for the best venues. With
More than £1,000 has been raised for a local hospice after a charity auction was held at a popular retirement development. Members of the local community were invited to attend the special event at Churchill Living’s Atkins Lodge, in Orpington, to help raise vital funds for St Christopher’s Hospice in Bromley. Donations from local businesses
Retirement living is thriving in Bristol according to housebuilder Churchill Living as it announces there are just the final few properties remaining at two of its developments across the county.Grange Lodge in Portishead and Sapphire Lodge in Nailsea both now have only three properties remaining. Deborah Waldeck, Regional Marketing Executive at Churchill Living, comments: “Each
Churchill’s Group Marketing Director Suzanne Revell will be a finalist in the Dorset Venus Awards 2016, in the Media Marketing and PR Award category (sponsored by Exterion). The Cumberland Hotel in Bournemouth hosted the Finalist’s Announcement on Friday 2nd September, where over 100 guests attended to hear the big announcement about who would progress as
Dame Penelope Keith has unveiled a bronze statue of one of Farnham’s most famous sons, William Cobbett. The actress famed for her roles in The Good Life and To The Manor Born, joined residents and Cobbett Society members for a ceremony at Churchill’s new Hawthorn Lodge retirement development near the centre of town.William Cobbett was
Churchill Living is inviting locals to join them at its Steeple Lodge development, in Sutton Coldfield, for a special Open Day on Wednesday 7th September, where 75 per cent of the apartments have already been sold. Visitors to the Lodge on Church Road in Boldmere, will be given the chance to view the stunning show
91-year old Peggy Clark has followed the life of Her Majesty the Queen more closely than most. Mrs Clark was born on April 21, 1925, exactly one year before The Queen and has shared many life experiences with her since. Mrs Clark, who lives at Churchill Living’s Atkins Lodge in Orpington, is a big fan
What started out as a few notes about her memories of World War II has transformed Jacqueline Paye, from Camberley, into a published author.Mrs Paye wrote Teddy Bears and Doodlebugs, a collection of first-hand memories of World War II written from the perspective of an eight year old child. But the notes were written for
