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When Chaseley opened its doors in 1946, its first medical consultant was Dr Ludwig Guttmann — a German-born neurologist whose work changed how the UK cared for people with spinal and [...]

Driving in a convoy to Bedford, the army lorry Bill of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps was travelling in overturned. He was trapped beneath the engine. Recovery was slow. Bill moved [...]

Long before charity fun runs and quiz nights, Chaseley residents had their own way of settling a challenge. It involved teamwork, speed, and a steady hand on a pint glass. The [...]

Long before dartchery appeared on the Paralympic stage, it began at Chaseley as a simple idea. Residents wanted a way to play darts against local pubs and clubs. Archery provided the [...]

Many people who visit Chaseley today will have spent time in the Atkinson Room. It is our large, multi-purpose space where residents take part in activities, enjoy film nights, dance at [...]