Sir Tom Moore - the Enquiry finds his Daughter DAMAGED the Public's Trust.

[team tractor]

I had local people have a go at me when I said it’s a scam right at the beginning. 

[team tractor]

3 hours ago, marsh man said:

Just read a bit in our paper where it stated the Charity Commission has published a highly critical report about the running of the Captain Tom Foundation , amongst other instances of misconduct by the veteran's daughter Hannah Ingram - Moore and her husband Colin , it stated that the proceeds of the book Tomorrow Will Be A Good Day would go to the foundation , whereas the proceeds of £1. 4 Million were paid into there own company Club Nook and up to now , no money have been paid into the charity ,  what a utter disgrace and they should hold there heads in shame  MM

I say hand them over to the people who donated . 
hopefully they’ll be in prison. 

[marsh man]

19 minutes ago, team tractor said:

I say hand them over to the people who donated . 
hopefully they’ll be in prison. 

They didn't exactly look short of a few bob when they first came on the scene during the early days when Sir Tom first started his walk , a lot of people donated there hard earnt cash who were a lot worse off than his daughter , I wonder how much of her own money have she put in the fund , going by we have been told and the ( expenses ) she was charging I would have thought it was next to nothing , or even closer than that .     MM

[TIGHTCHOKE]

Just now, marsh man said:

They didn't exactly look short of a few bob when they first came on the scene during the early days when Sir Tom first started his walk , a lot of people donated there hard earnt cash who were a lot worse off than his daughter , I wonder how much of her own money have she put in the fund , going by we have been told and the ( expenses ) she was charging I would have thought it was next to nothing , or even closer than that .     MM

Yes they didn't appear to be too hard up.

On the PLUS SIDE of the argument, absolutely all of the £39.4 million went to the charities it was supposed to.

On the NEGATIVE SIDE, she and her husband must have thought they were due some of the good old boys charitable income and started taking from the pot.

[marsh man]

1 minute ago, TIGHTCHOKE said:

Yes they didn't appear to be too hard up.

On the PLUS SIDE of the argument, absolutely all of the £39.4 million went to the charities it was supposed to.

On the NEGATIVE SIDE, she and her husband must have thought they were due some of the good old boys charitable income and started taking from the pot.

Quite a big pot if the book alone amassed £1.4 Million . I doubt this will be the last we will hear about this sad affair , I wonder if she got any money from the television program they done that included ripping the building down that she didn't get , or got the wrong planning permission for     MM

[TIGHTCHOKE]

51 minutes ago, marsh man said:

Quite a big pot if the book alone amassed £1.4 Million . I doubt this will be the last we will hear about this sad affair , I wonder if she got any money from the television program they done that included ripping the building down that she didn't get , or got the wrong planning permission for     MM

The so called SPA without Planning Permission?

The £18000 she got t for a short TV appearance?

She really didn't think it through, did she?

[Flashman]

I can’t get worked up about this. 

Most private charities are lifestyle gigs for wealthy wives with nothing to do and fancy mixing with other women doing much the same thing. 

The money was supposed to go to the NHS, so if the family hosed it up a wall instead of the countless NHS middle managers, then who cares?

[Vince Green]

I am always suspicious of charities and what they do with the money they collect.

[London Best]

4 minutes ago, Vince Green said:

I am always suspicious of charities and what they do with the money they collect.

Especially those run by the BBC.