March 2020
Captain Sir Tom Moore catches the hearts of the nation and collects almost £ 39 million for NHS -Good goals by walking around his garden 100 times using a walking frame.
April 2020
Captain Tom works together with the legendary singer Michael Ball and the NHS Voices of Care Choir to record a interpretation of Youl Never Walk Alone – made the hit famous by Gerry and the Pacemakers and taken over by Liverpool FC.
Their version of the hit rises to number one on the official Big Top 40 -graph.
More than 100,000 birthday cards were sent for his 100th birthday on April 30, while Great Western Railway mentions one of their new trains after the captain and a special Battle of Britain Flypast were organized to mark his special day.
July 2020
Captain Tom is knighted by Queen Elizabeth II during a special private ceremony in Windsor Castle.
When was the captain Tom Foundation established?
September 2020
The Captain Tom Foundation was founded, inspired by the memory of his deceased wife Pamela, who died in 2006 after a fight with dementia.
The aim of the foundation is to combat loneliness and to support people who are confronted with mourning.
Hannah Ingram-Moore said her father wanted to keep the win out of his three books. Shown: Captain Sir Tom Moore poses for photographers to promote the launch of his book 'Tomorrow Is A Good Day' in his house in Bedfordshire, Great -Britain, September 17, 2020
New Year's Eve 2020
A drone -silhouette by Kapitein Tom appears on the annual Firework Display of London for New Year's Eve.
February 2021
Captain Sir Tom Moore dies at the age of 100 after testing positive for COVID-19 and contracting pneumonia. His funeral takes place in Bedfordshire.
August 2021
Hannah Ingram-Moore and husband, Colin, ask permission to build a captain Tom Foundation building on the site of their £ 1.2 million house in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire.
Hannah and Colin make a request to build an L-shaped building next to their building before adding a 50ft to 20ft pool house, complete with changing rooms, showers and toilets, according to planning documents.
September 2021
Captain Sir Tom Moore's family launches an illustrated children's book – entitled A hundred reasons to hope – to praise the performance of inspiring people during the pandemic.
What did the daughter of Captain Tom do?
February 2022
Captain Tom's daughter, Hannah Ingram-Moore, says that she can still feel the presence of her father 'in everything' around her, while the family marks the first birthday of the death of the former army officer.
The family becomes engaged in controversy for the first time, after the charities for charities announce the charity committee that it is investigating the Captain Tom Foundation after concerns about her accounts and board.
The research comes after the charity pays more than £ 50,000 to companies that are run by Mrs Ingram-Moore and her husband, Colin.
They were both appointed managers of the charity in February 2021, but Mrs. Ingram-Moore resigned only six weeks later, while Colin remained as one of the three managers.
March 2022
The daughter of Captain Sir Tom Moore defends the charity on ITV this morning and denies reports that the charity set up in the honor of her deceased father was planning to name her Chief Executive with a six -digit salary.
June 2022
The Charity Commission opens a probe in the foundation after identifying new 'concerns' about the involvement of the family of Kapitein Tom within the charity.
It says that the payments will investigate through the charity to a company related to Mrs Ingram-Moore and the companies of her husband, in a legal investigation that focuses on the independence of the Family Foundation.
July 2023
The captain Tom Foundation stops taking donations in the midst of a probe in his finances through a charity watchdog.
Despite the fact that Captain Sir Tom Moore secures a place in the hearts of the British public, the actions of his daughter (depicted in Talktv interview with Piers Morgan) did not go so well
Planning Chiefs had already ordered an unauthorized building that had to be demolished in the family Bedfordshire of the family, after retrospective plans for a building with a spa pool were rejected.
Mrs. Ingram-Moore and her husband ask permission to build a 'Captain Tom Foundation building' in the garden of their house in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire, in 2021.
The building was approved to be used 'due to the Captain Tom Foundation and its charity objectives', but this approval will be withdrawn later after a larger building with a spa pole was built.
Mrs. Ingram-Moore appeals to the demolition order.
September 2023
An investigation into charity claims that it had a 'massive adverse impact' on fundraising, because accounts revealed that the daughter of the deceased veteran received more than £ 70,000 to lead the charity.
October 2023
During a planning hearing, the Ingram-Moores claimed that the building would be used for rehabilitation sessions for local elderly people.
It was believed that the new building would be a community space to store thousands of maps and gifts by admirers. But neighbors were stunned when a larger, luxury spa with a swimming pool and sauna appeared.
Councils say that the new building was not what was meant and ordered the couple to bring it down, so that a 'now unauthorized building' was issued.
Mrs. Ingram-Moore breaks her silence in an appearance on Piers Morgan: uncensored, with regard to the £ 85,000 salary she earned as interim CEO of the Captain Tom Foundation.
She also confessed that she fell £ 800,000 from books written by the NHS Fundraising War -Veteran.
She also admits that between June 2021 and November 2022 she received £ 7,602 in cost payments for travel and administration.
She also admits that she has paid £ 18,000 for attending the Virgin Media O2 Captain Tom Foundation Connector Awards in 2021 – when she was already paid for as Chief Executive of the body.
The money was paid to her family business, Maytrix Group, and she received £ 16,000 and only donated £ 2,000 to the Captain Tom Foundation.
January 2023
Demolition teams arrive in Hannah's house to bring her unauthorized £ 200,000 luxury Spa complex in their parental home – after they had the order to bring it down.
June 2023
Colin Ingram-Moore stops his role as Trustee at the Captain Tom Foundation
November 2024
The Charity Commission published the findings of its legal investigation into the Captain Tom Foundation after an investigation of three years.
The revelations proved damn. The committee found the pair guilty of misconduct and warned that the public was 'misled' when buying items that they thought would benefit the Captain Tom Foundation.
The largest payment day of the Ingram Moores came from the 'misleading' suggestion that the proceeds from a book deal of £ 1.4 million would go to the organization.
The committee revealed that they had been asked to 'put things right by making a donation to the charity in accordance with their original intentions as understood by those involved', but they had 'refused to do this'.
January 2025
The company, Club Nook, run by the daughter of Kapitein Tom and her husband was originally intended to manage the commercial interests and intellectual property of the late army officer.
However, from the latest accounts submitted on companies, show that the financial fortunes of the company had collapsed, with a net current assets of only £ 149.
The previous year this figure was £ 336,300.
In the meantime, the company owes £ 67,000 in accounts until April 2024. The liabilities are registered as at £ 19,246 net, where it was £ 106,104 in black in the year until April 2023.
March 2025
Mrs Ingram-Moore revealed her plans to publish a book entitled 'Grief: Public Face, Private Loss', in which she describes her struggle with the loss of her deceased father.
She has also planned another novel that was aimed at the subject of resilience and an autobiography in 2026.
March 2025
The daughter of the hero of the Second World War told her that the audience 'feels misled' about the £ 1.5 million she made of the charity set up in the name of her father, as well as the misleading suggestion that the proceeds of a £ 1.4 million book deal would be closed to the foundation.
After the investigation of the charity committee, she said: “There was never any intention to mislead,” before she added: “If there was a misleading, it would not be up to us.”
