Captain Tom Moore's daughter's company sees £145000 drop in ...

17 January 2024, 10:40

A firm run by Captain Sir Tom Moore's daughter has seen a huge financial drop over the last financial year.

New accounts published by Club Nook Ltd, which is run by Hannah Ingram Moore and her husband, shows a fall in assets of more than £145,000 over the last financial year.

The net assets for the company fell from £482,268 in 2021/22 to £366,000 in 2022/23, according to the unaudited micro accounts at Companies House.

The company's balance sheet also reveals a drop in the amount owed to creditors, from £184,513 to £31,990 over the timeframe.

It comes as Igram-Moore and her husband continue to face questions over their handling of money raised from Captain Tom's fundraising efforts.

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That includes the money from a book written by Captain Tom, Tomorrow will be a Good Day, which he said he had written to "raise even more money" for the Captain Tom foundation.

But Ms Ingram-Moore claims there was no agreement that the money raised from book sales, which is thought to have been around £800,000, would go to the charity.

She is not accused of any illegality.

In February 2022, the Charity Commission said it had launched an investigation into the charity's accounts, which is still ongoing.