Man's mission to preserve cassettes from seventies

Robert Walker, 46, from West Worthing, a self-confessed ‘child of the seventies’, said: “Most people my age used to record the top 40 on cassettes, and I thought it would be nice to convert them into MP3s so we could listen to them.

“It would be good if I could get one or two, but there could be someone around the corner who has 300.”

To donate, email Robert at [email protected].

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