内容摘要：Liberal Democrat and Bentley ward member, David Busby, argued the historical setting of the site made the plans "totally inappropriate".

Liberal Democrat and Bentley ward member, David Busby, argued the historical setting of the site made the plans "totally inappropriate".

Matthew, who is supported to work, said: "Working makes me feel like I'm one of everyone else, because working with friends is better than doing nothing at all."Alison, who has home care support, said: "They come and see me in my home and talk to me.

"If I didn't have that I'd be depressed and worried."West Sussex County Council cabinet members came out to meet with demonstrators.Later at the meeting Amanda Jupp, cabinet member for adult services, acknowledged "the intended funding does not fully meet the needs" of care users.

She said: "We are committed to lobbying government to fund us better."A Department of Health and Social Care spokesperson said: "We are taking action by increasing funding to allow disabled people to stay in their homes, boosting the carers allowance and professionalising the workforce.

"The Casey Commission will work to build consensus around the future of adult social care that is fair and affordable."

The commission is set to publish its first report on the future of social care next year."I never thought of not surviving," he said. "My motto is chance governs all."

Now in a care home, Norman still wears his war medals with pride.As veterans attend commemoration ceremonies across the UK, he still remembers the bravery of friends who never made it home.

"I still think about them," he said."It's hard to believe that a man can get up and walk forward under machine gun fire as if it didn't exist.