RNLI 200 Voices

97. Golden Boy: Richard Adams

Meet the man who has served the RNLI for 50 years – a quarter of its existence
Richard Adams joined the RNLI on the 29 May 1973. He left school on a Thursday, started at the RNLI the following Tuesday, and has been at the charity ever since!
He talks about the changes he’s seen, and about the things that have remained the same – such as the stapler he has kept on his desk since 1974.
200 Voices is produced by <a href="https://www.adventurousaudio.co.uk/">Adventurous Audio</a> for the RNLI   
Interview by RNLI’s Eleanor Driscoll  
Soundtrack composed and performed by <a href="https://www.jonnicholls.com/">Jon Nicholls</a>   
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Discover how the RNLI - the charity that saves lives at sea - has been saving and changing lives since 1824. You’ll hear the voices of brave lifesavers, grateful survivors, selfless volunteers, kind supporters, fascinating experts and more, all sharing their own special RNLI stories.