Airport Transfer From Chippenham To Stansted Airport

The transfer of the iconic Chippenham Calf sculpture from Redland Primary School to Stansted Airport has been a long-awaited event for many in the local community. The sculpture, which was created by local artist and sculptor, John Dyer, has been a beloved part of the school for over 20 years. The sculpture was originally commissioned by the school in 1998 and has been a source of pride and joy for the students and staff ever since.

The sculpture was made from a combination of bronze and steel and stands at an impressive 3.5 metres tall. It is a representation of a calf, which is a symbol of the local area and its agricultural heritage. The sculpture was recently moved from Redland Primary School to Stansted Airport, where it will be displayed in the arrivals hall. The move was made possible thanks to a generous donation from the airport, which will cover the cost of the transfer and installation.

The move has been met with excitement from the local community, who are thrilled to see the sculpture in a new home. The sculpture is a reminder of the area’s agricultural roots and will be a welcome sight for visitors to the airport.

The transfer of the Chippenham Calf sculpture is a reminder of the importance of preserving local heritage and culture. It is a symbol of the area’s history and will be a reminder of the area’s agricultural roots for many years to come.