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BBC antiques presenter announced as guest at Bicester retirement lodge talk

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A BBC specialist in antiques is scheduled to be the main attraction at a special gathering in Bicester.

Nick Davies, the auctioneer and valuation expert recognised from his BBC programme Flog It!, will make an appearance at Clementine Lodge, a Churchill Living retirement community, on Thursday 4 June, commencing at 11am.

The event will be held in the Owners’ Lounge of the newly opened development and will feature amusing anecdotes from Mr Davies about his extensive experience in the antiques sector, alongside exclusive glimpses behind the curtain of the popular television show.

Jo Ridehalgh, divisional marketing lead for Churchill Living South West, stated that they were pleased to welcome Nick Davies to Clementine Lodge for what was expected to be a highly enjoyable and interactive occasion for both residents and the broader local community.

She added that such occasions provided an excellent chance for individuals to gather, interact and discover the welcoming way of life available at Clementine Lodge.

Attendees will receive light refreshments and are welcome to invite loved ones to join them at the event.

Clementine Lodge represents Churchill Living’s newest retirement development, comprising 41 one and two-bedroom residences crafted for independent living in later years.

The property occupies a central position on St John’s Street, offering convenient reach to Bicester’s retail outlets, coffee shops and main shopping street.

Each residence focuses on comfort, with numerous featuring their own terrace or balcony that creates appealing outdoor areas amidst the well-maintained gardens.

The retirement complex also sits close to Bicester Village, the renowned retail destination, together with other essential town facilities including banks, a chemist and a grocery store.

Bicester itself presents a blend of historical sites and contemporary conveniences, featuring the Market Square and a self-guided walking route that displays the town’s architecture from the 16th and 18th centuries.

A notable point of interest, St Edburg’s Church, continues serving the community with weekly worship and special occasions, while Garth Park provides a programme of outdoor activities throughout the summer season.

Churchill Living specialises in purpose-built retirement apartments designed to assist older people in remaining active, independent and socially engaged.

Their properties target occupants aged 60 and above, or individuals over this age with a partner aged at least 55.

The organisation has built and operates more than 200 retirement communities throughout the UK and has earned numerous accolades.

It has achieved Gold for Best Retirement Home Developer at the WhatHouse? Awards for three successive years beginning in 2023.

To confirm attendance at the event or obtain further details about the apartments at Clementine Lodge, visit the Churchill Living website or telephone 01869 520280.

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