End of life charity the Anne Robson Trust has received a funding boost thanks to a £2,000 donation from the Churchill Foundation. The Hertfordshire-based charity was put forward for a donation through the Churchill Foundation’s Small Grants programme, which provides an opportunity for Colleagues from across the Churchill Group to nominate causes that mean a
A legal partnership between West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service and the Churchill Retirement Living Group has been established to help ensure customers remain safe from fire. Following a vigorous legal process, Churchill has partnered with West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service (WSFRS) to be the Primary Authority for our business. The partnership will see
The Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity (Lighthouse Club) has received a funding boost thanks to a £2,000 donation from Churchill’s own charity the Churchill Foundation. The Lighthouse Club was put forward for a donation through the charity’s Small Grants initiative, which enables Colleagues from across the Churchill Group to nominate causes close to their heart for
The Churchill Group are proud to be celebrating raising over £60,400 for Macmillan Cancer Support in 2022 by taking part in the charity’s “World’s Biggest Coffee Morning” campaign for the 13th year running. Apartment Owners and Colleagues up and down the country took part by hosting coffee mornings, cake sales, bake-off competitions and raffles to
To coincide with National Apprenticeship Week, the Churchill Group has announced ambitious new plans to support the next generation of housebuilding talent by recruiting up to 30 new apprentices in 2023. This is a significant expansion of the company’s apprenticeship programme and will create a range of new office and site based training roles across
Retirement is a time where you should be able to relax and put your mind at ease, but enjoying a completely carefree retirement lifestyle is easier said than done. That is, if you are yet to discover the services of Careline Support. Designed to give retirement property owners comfort and peace of mind in their
No day is ever the same as a landlord of a retirement development. With a variety of tasks and responsibilities to take on, it’s a role that requires you to think on your feet and always be reactive to the needs of your retired residents. In other words, it’s a lot to take on! Feeling
Retirement should be a time when you have the freedom to relax and explore new passions, rather than fret about the condition of your home. If peace of mind and security are two of your biggest concerns in retirement, look no further than Churchill Estate Management. Saving you the time and trouble of maintaining your
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Things to do in your new retirement property So you’ve landed your new retirement property – what next? Moving into a new home can be an exciting time, but also a bit overwhelming as you adjust to a new routine and living space. From settling into your new home to keeping yourself occupied, here are
Please fill out this form to seek Permission for alterations to your property. Once submitted, the form will be reviewed by the Property Services team and you will be contacted with the outcome.
Note that a Permissions fee will be payable prior to CEM giving approval to your Permissions request. You will receive an invoice with the relevant fee as part of this process, to the email address you include on the form.
Any alterations carried out without CEM’s Permission may be in breach of your lease agreement, and may incur an additional fee and/or prompt CEM to request that the work is reinstated to its original condition.