Demanding apology: David St James injured his knee in a crash on a replacement bus Picture by ANITA ROSS-MARSHALL 05-1972 P04
A PARTIALLY sighted man, who suffers from angina, is demanding an apology from Chiltern Railways after a bus crash put him in hospital.
David St James, from Chalfont St Peter, was travelling to High Wycombe on a replacement bus service because of the blocked line at Gerrards Cross.
Mr St James said: "The bus that turned up must have been about 40 years old."
Mr St James injured his knee in the accident and is demanding an apology from the train company.
He said: "They would not call an ambulance for about 15 minutes. I have not received an apology."
A spokesman for Chiltern Railways said: "This incident was brought to our attention and is currently being investigated by the company managing our rail replacement service."
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