Please read and think abut the message in the lower left of the Design Manager panel:  The VCC connection is OK. It is just a warning that you have only one connection to it. However, the right hand side of your schematic is wrong. You need to use PNP ttransistors here and reverse the LED polarity: 

Thanks andyfierman. I thought the BC557C is a PNP Transistor. I am incorrect in thinking that? Has EasyEDA got the wrong item from it's part database for the BC557C? Like I said I am a real noob so don't really understand.

Sorry I hadn't noticed that they were already PNP. PNP transistors need the opposite supply polarity to NPN. You need to take the right hand side part of the circuit and turn the whole thing upside down so it's a a mirror image of the NPN + LED circuit on the left hand side reflected about the horizontal X axis. In other words swap the ground and positive supply connections to the right hand side.

If you're a newcomer to electronics then you need to find some learning resources and do some reading. You can use the simulation features of EasyEDA to play with simple circuits and learn about electronics without having to buy or blow up stuff. :)

Have a look at: [https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/Useful-learning-resources-78a07f9ed4104ce9b15fc7584ac67003](https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/Useful-learning-resources-78a07f9ed4104ce9b15fc7584ac67003)

@andyfierman Thanks for the great help. Yes, though I have worked in IT for 30 years I have never got around to do electronics and SBC etc, so I am slowly working my way through some youtube videos which is where I got the static detector schematic of sensing Negative Static charges and got his working on a breadboard, so I then tried to build a positive charge detector using the BC557 (opposite version of the NPN BC547). In one of the videos they mention getting the PCB made via JLCPCB and designing with a software packed called EasyEDA, so her I am. Thanks for your advice