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Update: Radio Queen undergoing repairs
After the damage that was sustained to Radio Queen Bee last week, the sculpture has removed from her spot today to be repainted in the Meadows. This means she won’t be viewable for the next few days — so if you’re planning a visit, please keep that in mind. You can still grab the code for the app.
We would like to extend our thanks to Meadows Shopping Centre, Chelmsford who are kindly providing an indoor space for this restoration.
If you would like to make a donation to support the restoration and help Farleigh Hospice to continue our work, please visit Donate – Farleigh Hospice.
Thank you.
A Hive of Discovery
Discover Chelmsford like never before with the Buzz in the City art trail!
Each giant bee sculpture has been beautifully designed by a talented artist and placed in a unique location across the city.
Follow the trail to explore new areas, admire these stunning works of art, and enjoy a free, family-friendly adventure. Use our app to unlock and collect rewards as you go — all while supporting the vital work of Farleigh Hospice.
How many bees will you discover?
Behind the Buzz

Businesses: Proud to Support the Buzz
Thank you to the brilliant businesses sponsoring Buzz in the City. Your support has brought the trail to life, raised vital funds, and created a fun experience for Chelmsford.
Explore the trail, spot the bees, and support Farleigh Hospice!

Schools and groups: Proud to Participate
Our headline sponsors
We are delighted to have Teledyne e2v and Fisher Jones Greenwood Solicitors as our headline sponsors for Buzz in the City.
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Artist Spotlight: Tamara Eden
Meet Tamara Eden! The Chelmsford artist bringing her work to life through intricate, inspiring detail. Her Buzz in the City sculpture, Bee Inside, offers a colourful look inside the anatomy of a bee.
Find out moreMeet Yo-Yo: The mini bee raising awareness for child bereavement
Created by Farleigh’s Yo Yo Project team, Yo-Yo shares the stories of bereaved children across mid Essex and raises awareness of the vital support this service offers.
Find out more
Meet the Artist: Charlie Stafford
Charlie Stafford, from Maldon, is one of the talented artists who has designed and painted a giant bee sculpture for the Buzz in the City art trail. She explains the inspiration behind her design and why she is delighted to support Farleigh Hospice.
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