Aspen Retirement is inviting the public to visit its Eastbank Court development in historic Worcester for a charity event with renowned antiques expert Henry Sandon. Best known for his work on the popular Antiques Roadshow and Great Antiques Hunt programmes on the BBC, Henry will be giving valuations on porcelain and other collectables in exchange for charity donations.

Liz Herring, sales and marketing manager for Aspen Retirement, explains: "It's a real coup for us to have Henry Sandon visit Eastbank Court and offer valuations as he's a notable authority on Worcester porcelain. We hope that people will join us and help raise money for St Richard's Hospice. And hopefully some of those who bring along their Worcester porcelain and other collectable china for Henry to cast his expert eye over could find it's worth much more than they expected."

This event takes place on Thursday 27 June and Henry will be doing his valuations on a first-come, first-served basis from 11.00am to 1.00pm and from 2.00pm to 4.00pm.

The event is also a great opportunity for those who might be interested in a purpose-built new-build retirement property for themselves or a family member to take a close look at this Aspen Retirement development. Eastbank Court offers a range of apartments priced from £192,000 to £299,950, each of which has been designed with older buyers in mind.

This means they can expect the a great level of security and a range of design features that cater for the needs of those with limited mobility who still want to lead an independent lifestyle as much as possible. Furthermore, the Extra Care services mean that medical and domestic assistance can be provided, tailored to your own needs.

Eastbank Court also has a host of communal facilities for getting together with friends and neighbours or entertaining the family. There's a restaurant, piano room with bar, a residents' lounge, library and activities room, and there are facilities for hair and spa treatments when you want a little pampering.

If you can't make the event on 27 June, you can visit the development seven days a week, from 10.00am to 4.00pm. Call 020 7324 2808 for more information.

Date: Friday 14th June