Trinity Place

High Wycombe Councillor celebrates development opening with local retirees

Local retirees joined the Councillor Lesley Clarke OBE, Previous Past Chairman to celebrate the opening of McCarthy and Stone’s new Retirement Living development, Trinity Place, on Beaumont Way in Hazelmere. 

After a guided tour of the brand new show complex and on-site facilities at Trinity Place, Councillor Lesley Clarke OBE marked the development’s opening with a ceremonial ribbon-cutting. She said: “It was my pleasure to be part of this important milestone at Trinity Place and to see for myself what a fantastic new development it is.

McCarthy and Stone support Hazlemere Fete with £1,500 sponsorship

McCarthy and Stone, the housebuilder behind the new Retirement Living development Trinity Place in Hazlemere has given Hazlemere Fete a supporting boost with a £1,500 donation.

This year’s fete took place on bank holiday Monday in the grounds of Sir William Ramsay School, bringing a bigger range of activities and attractions than ever before, which has been hosted in Hazlemere since 1860.

Alongside classic cars, art and photography, and a Bucks Free Press exhibition, visitors enjoyed an array of musical acts, as well as a Spitfire display to celebrate the 100^th anniversary of the RAF formation.

McCarthy and Stone pledges its support for Buckinghamshire Army Cadet Force

McCarthy and Stone, the housebuilder behind the Retirement Living development, Trinity Place on Beaumont Road in Hazlemere has given Buckinghamshire Army Cadet Force a welcome boost with a £500 donation.

The Army Cadet Force (ACF) is a youth voluntary organisation that welcomes boys and girls aged 12 to 18 to join them for days of action, adventure, fun and friendship. With 45,000 cadets across the UK in over 1,700 locations, the ACF is one of the largest voluntary youth organisations in the UK.