Captain Sir Tom Moore's daughter has vowed to struggle an order to tear down a pool and spa complicated she inbuilt her father’s title.

Hannah Ingram-Moore, 52, and her husband Colin utilized for permission to construct a Captain Tom Foundation Building within the grounds of their house in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire in 2021.

The L-shaped constructing, deliberate to be in reference to The Captain Tom Foundation and its charitable goals, was accredited.

But a retrospective utility final 12 months for a bigger, C-shaped constructing with a spa pool was refused by Bedfordshire Council. It ought to now be knocked down.

The planning authority has since confirmed an attraction has been lodged to cease the constructing's demolition, in line with The Sun.

Captain Tom Foundation mentioned earlier it has stopped taking cash from donors after the planning chiefs ordered the constructing to be demolished.

The basis mentioned: "At this moment in time, the sole focus of the Captain Tom Foundation is to ensure that it co-operates fully with the ongoing statutory inquiry by the Charity Commission.

"As a consequence, the Captain Tom Foundation just isn't presently actively searching for any funding from donors. Accordingly, we have now additionally taken the choice to shut all cost channels whereas the statutory inquiry stays open.

"Once the findings of the statutory inquiry have been communicated, the Captain Tom Foundation will be in a better position to make a decision in relation to its future, but for now, our main priority is to assist the Charity Commission with its inquiry.

"In the meantime, on behalf of the trustees of the Captain Tom Foundation, we want to lengthen a heat thanks to all our supporters who've enabled us to assist charities that had been near Captain Sir Tom's coronary heart."

The foundation has said previously: "At no time had been the Captain Tom Foundation's impartial trustees conscious of planning permissions made by Mr and Mrs Ingram-Moore purporting to be within the basis's title.

"Had they been aware of any applications, the independent trustees would not have authorised them."

The Charity Commission opened an inquiry in to the inspiration in June 2022 after figuring out issues concerning the charity's administration and independence from the late veteran's household.