article_snippet.sent: Brent Council said it was no longer able to afford to pay for a live-in carer to look after veteran Robert Clark veteran Robert Clark at veteran Robert Clark home in Burnt Oak, North London.
article_snippet.sent: This is despite the fact veteran Robert Clark had already used £50,000 of veteran Robert Clark life savings paying for veteran Robert Clark care.
article_snippet.sent: veteran Robert Clark, pictured, who has had a fund-raising appeal set up in veteran Robert Clark name so veteran Robert Clark can remain in veteran Robert Clark own home with a live-in carer .
article_snippet.sent: Brent Council told veteran Robert Clark veteran Robert Clark would have to be moved into a local care home with veteran Robert Clark son Mike describing the move as like asking his son Mike father to go back into a 'prisoner of war camp'.
article_snippet.sent: The pensioner's plight prompted armed forces charity Help for Heroes to launch a fund-raising campaign to allow veteran Robert Clark to stay in veteran Robert Clark home, which veteran Robert Clark has lived in for more than 50 years and pay towards the cost of a carer.
article_snippet.sent: the total amount of donations will pay for around four to five months care for veteran Robert Clark in his own home.
article_snippet.sent: For the past two years veteran Robert Clark has used veteran Robert Clark savings to pay towards the £960-a-week cost of a live-in carer, while Brent Council contributed £350 per week.
article_snippet.sent: But as veteran Robert Clark money runs out, Brent Council is refusing to increase Brent Council funding for Mr Clark.
highlights_snippet.sent: Brent Council told veteran Robert Clark they were unable to afford veteran Robert Clark care .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Added veteran Robert Clark would have to move from veteran Robert Clark own home and into a care home .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: veteran Robert Clark had already used most of veteran Robert Clark life savings paying for a live-in carer .
  