Earlier this year, Bev was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease. Now, to mark Global MND Day, she’s sharing how the charity she’s supported for so long is now supporting her – with expert care, practical help and a big Farleigh-shaped hug when she needed it most.
Chelmer Valley High School is proudly taking part in Farleigh Hospice’s Buzz in the City trail with their mini bee sculpture, named Beryl in honour of a much-loved staff member.
Local artist Charlie Stafford has poured heart into her vibrant bee sculpture, Hive of Hope, for the Buzz in the City art trail. Inspired by nature, family, and a personal connection to Farleigh Hospice.
Buzz in the City is creating a buzz of excitement as headline sponsors were revealed at a spectacular artist showcase!
