A DEVELOPER is inviting residents to name a new retirement living home in Tadley, which, when complete, will feature a collection of one and two bedroom apartments for people aged 60 and over.
McCarthy Stone has announced that planning has been approved for the upcoming development comprising of 42 one and two-bedroom apartments for the over 60s, with work on the site commencing later this year.
The developer is now encouraging people in Tadley to suggest a suitable name for the home by entering its ‘What’s in a Name’ competition. The winning entrant will receive £200.
Verity McKay, divisional marketing manager for McCarthy Stone Southern, said: "We are thrilled to give locals the chance to name our latest Retirement Living development in Tadley. We are looking for a name which will really represent the local community; and it can be anything from suggestions that honour local landmarks or scenery, to names integrating elements of the town’s rich history. This is a wonderful opportunity for someone to put their stamp on a little bit of future history in the town and we can’t wait to see their suggestions.”
To be in with a chance of naming the new development and to win £200, email mccarthyandstone@mccann.com with your proposed development name and the reason behind it.
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Include your name and contact details in the email and add ‘Tadley naming competition’ in the email subject header.
The competition is open to people of all ages from Tadley and surrounding areas, and the deadline for entries is Thursday, September 1, 2022.
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