Everyone was ready to welcome him back. All of Bird's Lane in Utah, that are in fact wanted to show just how proud they were of the little boy who grew up to be a Commonwealth champion. And we were there live to capture his homecoming. Cut round and see if we can see him coming down the road. Here he is! How tired are you? I'm Sandy and I'm new to the flute. Yeah I'm none, absolutely none. Oh my god, here they are. Yeah, pretty amazing to hear that anthem and I just love my country and I love the crowd and supporters. How hard has it been and has it been worth it? Absolutely, how many of you do it all again? I mean obviously we've got at least 10 years left in the finger hopefully without any doubt. I think hopefully with our injury illness but yeah I'll do it all again at any time for that kind of achievement but yeah it's all pays off in the end. What does it mean to have him home? I'm so proud for what it's achieved in Glasgow. Yeah I want to know, I feel as a part of who's been missing. That's quite. It's very quiet. Adam's lived in this house in Bird's Lane in Utahxeter all of his 19 years and neighbours have come here today to welcome him home. But over the years they've also fundraised thousands of pounds to help him with his training. We've had barbecue and there's a man and he has a raffle with the whole street. I'm getting emotional already, he's been absolutely fantastic, amazing to watch. I'm just so proud of him. Absolutely fantastic. He's worked so hard for this and now it's all coming together for him. Good luck to the lad, brilliant. He may have only had half an hour's sleep last night but there's a family celebration tonight. And then it's back in the training pool on Friday. Sarah Forklund, BBC Midlands today and Utahxeter.