Churchill Shortlisted as Employer of the Year
Always happy to help the community
Planning Appeal won at Gillingham, North Dorset
Princes Risborough planning appeal granted
Churchill acquires first new site in Canterbury
Planning permission is granted on new scheme in Bournemouth
Churchill Retirement Living on "Crusade" for new land

Churchill Retirement Living really is the place to work for reward, recognition, enjoyment, excitement, flexibility, motivation and a challenge!
As a fast growing, dynamic and successful Company we recognise that people are our working environment, it is they who drive the organisation forward. The value of Churchill Retirement Living can be measured by the expertise of our Colleagues, how valued they feel, and their ability to work together; in short the people skills we have and the quality of our relationships in the workplace. We strive for and sustain a Company culture of openness, honesty and collaboration, to maximise success and experience a better quality of life.
Our 5 Strategic Goals
- Customer Satisfaction - To be the first choice for a secure and friendly retirement.
- Colleague Satisfaction - To create a dynamic working environment in which all Colleagues feel valued and are able to benefit from the Company's success.
- Operational Performance - To deliver 500 unit sales in the year ending 31 May 2014 through controlled growth and cost effective systems.
- Financial Performance - To create constant and sustainable growth through financial security.
- Company Reputation - Being the UK's fastest growing privately owned retirement housebuilder.
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Best Small Companies to Work for Awards 2010
Churchill Retirement Living was placed 25th in the "Sunday Times 100 Best Small Companies to Work for Awards" in London a total of 1,080 companies entered this year.
The firm, a new entry into the Best Companies list, gets its best scores for the Wellbeing of its 127 employees (a positive score of 81%). People don't suffer from work-related stress (89%), feel too much pressure to perform well (85%) or think they are spending too much time working (76%).
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