A charity in memory of Captain Sir Tom Moore has been slammed by a watchdog for trying to appoint his daughter as CEO with a six-figure salary, according to reports.
The Captain Tom Foundation was blocked by the Charity's Commission from appointing the late fundraiser's daughter, Hannah Ingram-Moore, as CEO on a salary worth "a tenth" of the entire first year's annual income, The Independent claims.
Now the organisation is the subject of a regulatory compliance case after its accounts show it had already paid "tens of thousands of pounds" to firms run by the late veteran's daughter and son-in-law.
