![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/exact-date-captain-tom-moores-family-to-find-out-if-spa-is-to-be-demolished-after-using-charity-name-to-build-complex/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/newspress-collage-23373295-1691392210860.jpg&description=MOORE NEWS Published : 8:21, 7 Aug 2023 Updated : 8:22, 7 Aug 2023 CAPTAIN Tom Moore's family have been told when they will find out if a spa built in the charity's name will be demolished. Hannah Ingram-Moore , 52, and husband Colin built the 50ft by 20ft pool house equipped with changing rooms , toilets and showers. 4 War veteran Captain Tom Moore with his family in Bedfordshire Credit: PA 4 A spa built in the charity's name is facing demolition Credit: Splash 4 Hannah Ingram-Moore and her husband have defended a decision to build a spa in her dad's name The family had applied in their own names for planning, but used the foundation's name in the design and access and heritage statement. They were given permission to construct the L-shaped Captain Tom Foundation Building on the grounds of their Bedfordshire home back in 2021. But The Sun revealed they instead built the unauthorised spa and pool complex in their garden, which they have since been ordered to tear down. A subsequent 2022 retrospective application - which is sought after something has already been built - for a larger C-shape building containing a spa pool, was refused by the planning authority. The couple - who defended the structure in planning documents - are now appealing the order and will make their case at a hearing scheduled for October 17. The Ingram-Moore's neighbours have previously described the new structure as an "eyesore". While Central Bedfordshire Council claims there is "harm caused to the setting of the listed building". It has also taken issue with "the significant difference between the two schemes that arises from the lack of sufficient public benefit that has been proposed in respect of the unauthorised building". Plans for the L-shaped building at the seven-bed mansion in Marston Moretaine were given the green light in 2021. The family had told planners they wanted an office for The Captain Tom Foundation at their £1.2million home. And the war veteran's relatives){kind=link}
CAPTAIN Tom Moore’s family have been told when they will find out if a spa built in the charity’s name will be demolished.
Hannah Ingram-Moore, 52, and husband Colin built the 50ft by 20ft pool house equipped with changing rooms, toilets and showers.
The family had applied in their own names for planning, but used the foundation’s name in the design and access and heritage statement.
They were given permission to construct the L-shaped Captain Tom Foundation Building on the grounds of their Bedfordshire home back in 2021.
But The Sun revealed they instead built the unauthorised spa and pool complex in their garden, which they have since been ordered to tear down.