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The mural of Captain Sir Tom Moore was painted back in 2020 on the side of The Malt Shovel pub in Pontefract, West Yorkshire, by artist Rachel List before being removed over the Easter weekend

The memorial spa built by Captain Tom Moore's daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore has now been completely demolished - with a bench in honour of the hero all that remains

Work to demolish Hannah Ingram-Moore's spa building on the grounds of the family home in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire, is continuing today ahead of the council's final deadline

Captain Tom Moore's daughter's spa is being demolished after planning inspectors said the luxury facility, in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire, was built illegally

Hannah Ingram-Moore's company, Club Nook Ltd, lost more than £145,000 over the last financial year, according to the most recently published documents from Companies House

Sir Captain Tom Moore's daughter and husband Colin have been ordered to tear down the U-shaped luxury pool building at their home in Bedfordshire which was built without proper planning permission

Captain Sir Tom Moore became a national treasure when the country was in lockdown amid the threat of coronavirus but following his sad death, his daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore has found herself in hot water regarding his legacy

After Captain Tom Moore’s daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore was told to tear down her family's controversial pool and spa complex, 'unsavoury' photos from inside the building led to widespread mockery

The freelance PR specialist claims she was 'cut out' by Captain Tom's family after doing work on their social media campaigns - and says the change in attitude caused her 'untold distress'

Firms run by Hannah and Charles Ingram-Moore have lost around £70,000 in recent months despite the family pocketing £800,000 in cash from Captain Tom's book deals

Captain Sir Tom Moore became a national treasure when the country was in lockdown but following his death, his daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore has found herself in hot water regarding his legacy

Hannah Ingram-Moore and her husband Colin are appealing against the council's order to tear down the illegal facility at their seven-bedroom property in Bedfordshire

New allegations have surfaced about Captain Sir Tom Moore's daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore, just months after the controversy about a spa and pool built at her home

Other residents of Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire, who knew Covid hero Captain Tom Moore, have shared their thoughts on the controversy surrounding his family

Hannah Ingram-Moore became an "accredited" executive life coach in February and charges clients a range of fees for her services, it has emerged, amid controversy over the charity in her father's name

The daughter of inspirational Captain Tom Moore were unhappy after being told to get rid of the building, which has no planning permission, on the grounds of their home in Bedfordshire

The Captain Tom Foundation - was put under investigation while a home spa erected in its name has been banned

Hannah Ingram-Moore posted a picture of her and her family sunning it up abroad amidst an ongoing scandal over whether Captain Tom's name was used to build a luxury pool and spa at their Bedfordshire mansion

Residents living near to Hannah Ingram-Moore have described a pool and spa complex as a 'monstrosity' after discovering it was built in Captain Tom's name without planning permission

Hannah Ingram-Moore, 52, and her husband Colin have confirmed they are fighting an order from Bedfordshire Council to tear down a large pool and spa complex built near their home

Pictures from the sky have shown the large complex built by the daughter of Captain Sit Tom Moore, who captured the hearts of Brits during the pandemic, which must be torn down

Captain Tom Moore, a former British Army officer, inspired the nation when he raised money for charity in the run-up to his 100th birthday during the COVID-19 pandemic in the UK

Captain Tom's daughter, Hannah Ingram-Moore, and her husband Colin reportedly put forward the planning application in their own names, but then used the charity's name in their design and access statement