Villagers in Marston Moretaine react the findings of the Charity Commission's report on the Captain Tom Foundation.
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Villagers living near Captain Sir Tom Moore's family said they felt let down - while others said there was still a lot of respect for the veteran himself.

Neighbours slam 'disgusting' Captain Tom charity revelations

Captain Tom Moore, with (left to right) grandson Benji, daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore and granddaughter Georgia, at his home in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire, after he achieved his goal of 100 laps of his garden. 
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The Charity Commission concluded there had been repeated instances of misconduct by the veteran’s daughter and her husband.

Captain Tom family 'made £1m for themselves' through charity link

Captain Sir Tom Moore with his book Tomorrow Will Be A Good Day
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Captain Tom's autobiography, a limited-edition gin and a spa building supposedly built for his foundation were all investigated by the Charity Commission.

The key findings of the investigation into the Captain Tom Foundation

Hannah Ingram-Moore waving to the crowd at Wimbledon.
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The veteran's daughter became a well-known figure by his side during his pandemic fundraising.

Who is Captain Tom's daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore?

Hannah Ingram-Moore and her family said they "fundamentally disagree" with the decision but would not appeal because of the "emotional upheaval."

Captain Tom's daughter and her husband handed charity ban

Captain Tom Foundation spa building to be demolished.
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The agent's photographs show a statue to the veteran fundraiser in the hallway.

Captain Tom's family home up for sale at £2.25m

The digger started tearing down the building at around 11:30am

A mechanical digger has moved in to knock down the controversial building at the home of Hannah Ingram-Moore, the late veteran's daughter.

Digger tears down walls of £200k illegal Captain Tom spa

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Workers could be seen continuing to dismantle the illegal building on Saturday.

Demolition continues at illegal Captain Tom Foundation spa building

Work continues to demolish an unauthorised spa pool block at the home of Hannah Ingram-Moore, the daughter of the late Captain Sir Tom Moore, at Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire. Picture date: Friday February 2, 2024.
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Its removal by a large yellow crane came three years after the death of Captain Sir Tom on 2 February 2021.

Crane lifts spa out of illegal £200k Captain Tom building

Workers fit scaffolding ahead of works to demolish an unauthorised spa pool block at the home of Hannah Ingram-Moore, the daughter of the late Captain Sir Tom Moore, at Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire. Picture date: Tuesday January 30, 2024.
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A worker on the site - where scaffolding is being erected - told reporters when the unauthorised £200,000 building would be knocked down.

Worker reveals day Captain Tom spa will be knocked down as scaffold goes up

Hannah Ingram-Moore has been ordered to demolish the spa building in her Bedfordshire garden.
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Hannah and Colin Ingram-Moore have been given until 7 February to knock down the spa that they built without proper permission.

Captain Tom spa still standing as demolition deadline nears

The family of the pandemic fundraising hero had six weeks in which the appeal decision could be challenged in the High Court.

Illegal Captain Tom spa building to be demolished as appeal deadline passes

A planning inspector has told the family of the late Captain Tom to pull down the luxury spa and sauna they built in the grounds of their home.

Captain Tom's family ordered to demolish £200k home spa 

Daisy Souster says she was told not to talk about her work by the family after helping drive the charity campaign which raised nearly £39m. 

Captain Tom PR fundraiser claims she was 'cut out' by family

Captain Sir Tom Moore reading his book.
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It is no longer taking donations, faces a probe into its finances and a building set up in its name could be demolished. Will the charity survive?

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