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Welcome to the Castle Comfort Clarion

The Clarion is Castle Comfort's occasional newsletter intended for Customers, Friends, Health Professionals, Suppliers, Wolstanton Neighbours and anyone else associated with Castle Comfort Centre

Inside this special 'mini' edition of the legendary Castle Comfort Clarion...

Our new Showroom at Cross Heath, Newcastle is working better than even we expected - and in just a few months has caused a huge surge in business. It has increased the size of the Castle Comfort team... meet Rosa!

The planned 12 month stay at Tunstall Indoor Market has been a major success - read what it achieved, and plans for the return.

From Burslem to Barcelona - North Staffs Special Chair and Stairlift firm is just everywhere!

Challenges facing the ancient Egyptians produced results worthy of the skills of engineers and scientists centuries far ahead of their time - building pyramids for example.

Modern technology will never enable a repeat or copy some of their successes.

HELLO DOLLY!... Where DID you get that stick?

When Castle Comfort's roaming free ferrule service arrived at Reginald Mitchell Court, Hanley, 97 year-old Dolly Aston was first in the queue.

Apparently it had been two years since Dolly somehow lost the stopper off her walking stick and had patiently waited for the return of Castle Comfort's popular service where they visit many places throughout the country changing worn out rubber stoppers without charge.

It's Back to the Roots!

Comfort Products Chief launches a new branch just yards from his birthplace.

When Castle Comfort Centre opened the doors of its new Newcastle branch the guests, including Mayor Eddie Boden, were intrigued to learn that it wasn't the first time founder of the homecare products group had been seen at Cross Heath.

Welcome Ken Barlow... Coronation Street Star joins the Castle Comfort Team.

Wolstanton based homecare products specialist Castle Comfort Centre now has one of the most famous faces in the history of British T.V. on their team.

Actor William Roache, who plays Coronation Street 's Ken Barlow, took time off from a busy acting schedule to join the voting panel of CCC's Carer of the Year Awards.

Life may be good or bad- But just how long is it going to be?

The statistics tell us we'll have on average 76 years for men and 81 years for the fairer sex-but no one really wants to know do they?

Well, having a pre-programmed life meter on our foreheads wouldn't go down well with some people... just imagine the disarray it would cause to our pensions companies!