Captain Tom Foundation Faces Uncertain Future Amid Daughter's Financial Scandals

Hannah Ingram-Moore's company, Club Nook, collapses financially as scrutiny over charity governance and fund allocation intensifies.

Club Nook, a company run by Captain Tom Moore's daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore and her husband Colin, has reported assets of just £149, a significant drop from £336,300 the previous year, and owes creditors £67,000.
The Captain Tom Foundation's website has been taken offline, with the charity ceasing to accept donations and its future operations under review following a critical Charity Commission report.
The Charity Commission's investigation revealed that Hannah Ingram-Moore and her husband personally benefited by over £1 million from activities linked to the Captain Tom Foundation, including a £1.5 million publishing advance for Captain Tom's books that went to their private company.
The Ingram-Moores have denied wrongdoing, claiming the inquiry's findings are unjust and stating that no public donations were misappropriated or unauthorized payments made from the charity's accounts.
Public backlash has grown as perceived misconduct tarnishes Captain Tom's legacy, with questions raised over transparency and the handling of funds intended for charitable purposes.