A MAN driving from his hometown in Aylesbury missed his father's funeral because of Just Oil protesters blocking the M25 motorway.
Tony Bambury from Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, was suppose to be a pallbearer at his dad's funeral in Essex on Monday, October 7.
He told BBC Essex how he was travelling with his family to go to the funeral when he heard protesters had blocked parts of the M25.
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He got caught up in long queues of traffic after coming of the motorway to avoid it.
He said he will "never, ever forgive these people” after denying him the chance to say a final goodbye to his father.
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Speaking to BBC Essex, he said: “I was actually due to be a pallbearer on my father’s coffin along with my son, and we both got that taken away from us.
"There was a sense of ‘how dare they?’
“How dare they have the lack of forethought to say, ‘I’ll tell you what we are going to do, we are going to block these roads and be damned everybody else."
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