Ambassadors

REVS Ambassadors are people who share our vision and values and represent REVS through a number of different ways; lending their voice to tell the story of what REVS is doing.  Ambassadors are people within the arenas of the automotive, mental health and faith communities who can lend their support and voice to the work that REVS seeks to do in building welcoming and inclusive spaces where people can celebrate the cars they love, find community and feel able to share and find support when life is challenging.  

  • Tiggy Atkinson

    Tiggy has been involved with REVS since 2020 and a presence on site at Bicester Heritage since 2013, working for Bicester Heritage, HERO-ERA and currently as the Operations Manager at Pendine. 

    Her moto is “If you don’t ask, you’ll never know.”. 

    In the garage is a Fiat Spider 124 – not currently running!

  • Elliot Dunn

    Like many of us, Elliot was introduced to the REVs community during the Covid lockdowns. The loss of a friend and fellow community member to suicide in 2021 prompted him to get involved with the REVS Restore project. He is a passionate Mental Health advocate. 

    His motto is “There’s always time for a coffee and a biscuit.” 

    In the garage is a Peugeot 106 Rallye, a Mercedes SL and a very rusty 50s Vauxhall.

  • Laura Bliss

    Having met Adam whilst working at Bicester Heritage from 2019-2021, Adam’s passion for REVS and Laura’s own involvement in the automotive industry both professionally and personally (including several VSCC events in a 1930s Morris Minor) together with a mutual love of tea, biscuits and a good chat was the perfect basis for friendship.  Laura has followed the growth of REVS from inception and is delighted to now be a small part of this wonderfully unique and inclusive community.

    My imaginary garage would most likely have a 60s convertible beauty, perhaps an Austin Healey or Triumph TR3.