Sir Tom's charity...

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Captain Tom Moore's daughter and son-in-law banned from being charity trustees

The daughter and son-in-law of Captain Sir Tom Moore have been banned from being charity trustees by the Charity Commission.

news.sky.com

 

[Mottie]

Should think so too - the pair of poncing bastards trying to profit from her dead father.

 

[gas112]

soiled the old guys memory

 

[ajohn]

Not so much graft more what they are doing with the money.

 

[ellal]

Should think so too - the pair of poncing bastards trying to profit from her dead father.

Yes...

It's always very sad when people fraudulently claim money they are not entitled to, isn't it!

 

[Mottie]

Yes...

It's always very sad when people fraudulently claim money they are not entitled to, isn't it!

Yeah. Do you know anyone that claims money they are not entitled to? Oh, I see. You’re still bitter about me getting furlough money. Good.

 

[ellal]

Do you know anyone that claims money they are not entitled to?

You mean a person claiming money they admitted was for work they weren't going to do anyway?

Do you feel proud about that?

Personally I'd never do that, but then there are always spivs around who think it's just a joke

 

[Mottie]

Do you feel proud about that?

As a Peacock, seeing as you asked. Claimed it legally and above board on behalf of the employees of my company. Me and Mrs Mottie but thanks for reminding me - I wondered where all that dosh under the mattress came from.

 

[blup]

Two years for an inquiry is too long. A few questions, maybe an interview or two and there's your report, whatever the outcome. Many charities now seem to be run with highly paid CEO's, rewarded for income generation. Its why I don't contribute to any street collectors or charities which constantly advertise on TV but it's not illegal. What happened to charities that helped people directly?