A website designed to give visitors an advance look inside public venues has launched a “21st Century Domesday Survey” of Britain’s public attractions.
See Around Britain is fully multilingual (over 60 languages can be used) and uses GPS and a comprehensive use of photos to show how to find a venue and discover its attractions and facilities inside, to enable the user to check out if it is suitable for their interests or needs, including families with young children, older citizens, or individuals with a wide range of impairments.
It covers a vast range of venues and public places used in everyday life such as post offices or local shops, and transport provision, and a huge number of heritage sites, including parish churches, gardens, nature reserves and historic houses.
“The 21st-Century Domesday Survey will take it to the next level to increase its coverage further and invite online volunteers of all ages and interests using their smartphones or cameras to visit every kind of venue in their local area and village, to add to our website,” says Marg. “The venue owners that they visit will get an awareness of the varied needs of disabled people, and how to best meet them.”
The Survey also has Online volunteering opportunities in writing venue descriptions for the large backlog of photos waiting to be uploaded, social media to raise its profile, and admin and editorial support.
Volunteers can join and access online tutorials, and also submit their Survey photos and videos, at the bottom of the website About Us page at https://seearoundbritain.com/about-us and for more information please contact support@seearoundbritain.com