CAPTAIN Tom’s daughter’s husband has been struck off from his top spot as director of the charity after being barred as a trustee.
Colin Ingram-Moore, and wife Hannah, were shunted as trustees by the Charities Commission after it came to light that they funnelled charity cash into an illegal spa.
This week Colin was still listed as one of the two leaders of the Captain Tom Foundation.
However, it was today revealed the dad had been struck off – with documents titled Termination of a Director Appointment filed on Companies House.
A letter said that Colin had been stripped of his role on June 25 this year.
The Captain Tom Foundation has been approached for comment.
It comes after Colin and Hannah were banned as charity trustees for eight and 10 years respectively.
In November the couple were ordered to tear down the unauthorised luxury spa.
They had six weeks to rescue the building after losing a court case in October – but failed to launch an appeal.
The Planning Inspectorate previously ruled the spa was built illegally. will have to be pulled down in three months.
Central Bedfordshire Council originally granted the couple permission to erect a small charity office in the name of the Captain Tom Foundation in 2021.
Hanna and Colin’s statement claimed the building was to be used partly “in connection with The Captain Tom Foundation and its charitable objectives”.
Then, in 2022, they submitted a subsequent retrospective application for an extension to form a C-shape building, containing a spa pool.
The structure was referred to as The Captain Tom Building and described as “a new building for use by the occupiers”, aka Hannah and Colin.
The court heard this later “evolved” to include the spa pool, with changing rooms, toilets and showers to sit alongside their £1.2million home.
The couple, who are still cashing in on Captain Tom by using his memory to push the sale of their seven-bed £2.25million pad, were found to have raked in tens of thousands.
Hannah previously spoke about the ordeal in a bombshell interview with TalkTV‘s Piers Morgan and admitted to pocketing money from the £39million NHS fund-raising veteran.
She revealed they kept £800,000 from the three books her dad had written – claiming he had wanted them to keep the profits.
Other controversies include her £18,000 payment to attend the Captain Tom awards – and only donating £2,000 of it to his charity.
The veteran’s daughter also was paid the large sum to attend the Virgin Media O2 Captain Tom Foundation Connector Awards in 2021.
