CAPTAIN Tom Moore’s daughter faces a public showdown in a planning fight over an illegal ￡200,000 pool house.

       Hannah Ingram-Moore and her husband are challenging an order to tear down the spa.

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       Hannah Ingram-Moore, daughter of famed Captain Tom Moore, is challenging an order to tear down an illegal pool house Credit: Dan Charity - The Sun 3

       A spa pool at the house of the NHS fundraiser's family was refused in a retrospective application

       Their appeal is due to be heard on October 17 and members of the public can watch the drama.

       The NHS fundraiser’s family got consent in 2021 for a Captain Tom Foundation Building in their home’s grounds.

       But a retrospective application a year ago for a 50ft by 20ft building containing a spa pool was refused.

       In appeal documents, Colin Ingram-Moore called the building, on the site of a tennis court in Marston Moretaine, Beds, “no more overbearing” than what was approved.

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       Council officials said the size and scale of the building has adversely impacted on neighbours.

       Locals expected the appeal to be dropped.

       One told The Sun: “It’s unbelievable they are still fighting to keep the pool.

       “They must be aware of the huge anger across the country at what they have done.

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       “To keep going shows how much they must want that spa.”

       Sir Tom, who died in 2021 aged 100, raised ￡38.9million by walking 100 laps of his garden in lockdown.

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       Locals were fuming that the challenge was going ahead despite considerable public backlash Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd