ABOUT US
The objects of A Vision of Britain CIC are to carry on activities which benefit the community and in particular to encouraging people to achieve improved physical and mental wellbeing by exploring and engaging with their local environment through art, photography, multi-media and the direct observation of the natural world.
Our Aims
A Vision of Britain is a Community Interest Company established to harness the power of mixed media archive material to inspire the people of the United Kingdom to value, conserve, communicate and celebrate their historic and cultural heritage.
We are dedicated to enhancing people's lives by providing rich and exciting learning experiences, using the latest information technology to give easy access to top quality multi media knowledge bases and learning material.
We are committed to benefiting all the United Kingdoms communities, our partners, our employees and all other stakeholders through integrity, honesty and earnest endeavour.
AVOB is working on various projects involving local and national heritage. Our contributors include photographers, artists, designers, database and software consultants, community and charity workers. Our vision is to grow this web site into a resource for the range of projects that we are working on so that communities can find and share information with one another. By working with local communities we strive to create awareness of each others skills and needs.
More about our image resource...
Key Projects
Favourite Trees - working with veteran and special trees www.favouritetrees.org
Our Industrial heritage - the last 50 years of British Industry
The British Worker - a study of people, cultures and diversity of the British people
East London Old and New - capturing the changes taking place in East London
Learn more about the above projects by viewing our Project section. More...

Walkers lead by Karen Williams and Chairman of Epping Forest District Council, Cllr. Penny Smith head off with a free MP3 player given by The Active Health team at Epping Forest District Council. The MP3 contains a podcast of the walk and its interesting natural history features, narrated by Tricia Moxey and Karen Williams.


