Worcester family fights council over plans to move disabled son

Mr Round said Billy was “completely confused, completely lost” about what has been happening.

“He was coming home a couple of weeks ago and he turned to me and he said, in the best way he can, ‘No-one listens to me.’,” he said.

“[This] will break us as a family.”Mrs Round said her son also needed his own wet room, which will also not be available in Worcester.

“The property’s just so unsuitable,” she said. “Billy’s wellbeing will suffer significantly.”

Worcestershire County Council said it was committed to “ensuring individuals are empowered to make choices that best suit their needs”.

“To the best of our knowledge, no final decision has been made at this time,” a spokesperson said.