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If you are so adamantthat I did not alight it, then prove it.

I will not answer any questions put by you. I have just found out that you are the guard's eldest son.

You joined this forum yesterday so I can rightly assume you are a close friend or relation of the guard.

Not unlawfully published as it is a public interest story and therefore exempt from that particular law.

Read my answer again. I did not use the two-part ramp, the guard tried putting it down but had problems so used the one single ramp. Can you please refrain from asking questions to whom answers have already been given.

And dont forget to put in a complaint to Granada, Daily Mail, Express, MEN, Advertiser, BBC FIVE LIVE, Asian Network, Tameside Radio to name a few.

beforehand on a separate journey

I used a similair train as in the video (could be the same one) twice within one month prior to the incident on the route Manchester Piccadilly to Rose Hill. I have used a two-part ramp once before (within the last month) but the guard was not able to put it down in an appropriate way...

The media will be doing a further report in the coming weeks.

Have they? I never knew that. No one once said 'Hey am going to do you a favour but if you fall over and injure yourself then that is not my fault' or something to that accord.

Why are you asking me? Put a request into the Network Rail or whoever has jurisdiction over the cctv images. What a childish and immature post.

I have never before beeen imformed about disembarking problems at Guide Bridge.

And what you have wrote in a matter of mere seconds is exactly what anyone of the three officials and the one customer services man could have relayed to me in twelve minutes. The fact is they did not.

It is IF now then is it? It wasn't, so he didn't. You should of thought about that before you plastered his face all over the Internet. Hello? You were advised to get the train twelve minutes later. That would accommodate you. Would you prefer to see all trains that can't...

True. But then again I should have been relayed that information. And as I have travelled on that particular train before to and from Gudie Bridge (cctv) will show this) then it means that it does work and that wheelchair users can embark/disembark. So your argument is irrelevant.

I have read that post and if that was the case then the rail company is at fault for not providing adequate apparatus to embark/disembark a wheelchair user. So then the rail company is at fault. But this was not relayed to me, by either the guard, the other two officials or the Customer Services...

I posted the following on a different forum and thought it might be best to post it on this too. I apologise for my earlier burst. Let me try and explain it in simple terms. Whatever has happened a fault lies somewhere. Either the guard was at fault, the rail company or myself. I don't believe...

As your have wrote in a 'gloves-off' attitude then I can make a personal statement about the guard and his attitude. Personally, I believe he was too lazy to get the ramp for me. There was a ramp there, it is there to be used in these circumstances. If it was a 2 part ramp then still it was...

I wrote 'I believe' - not 'I am certain'. You cant expect me to rememebr everything, do you? There will be cctv to back me up where required. But, again, this is irrelevant.

Twice in the week prior to the incident.