Captain Tom’s daughter’s illegal spa is COMPLETELY demolished as dramatic aerial shows dumper truck clearing away rubble

DRAMATIC footage has showed a dumper truck sweeping away debris from Captain Tom's daughter's illegal spa.

Aerial snaps show workmen clearing up the rubble from the controversial £200,000 complex at Hannah Ingram-Moore's home in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire.

Workers were seen clearing away bricks, tiles and debris after the building was bulldozed yesterday and reduced to a pile of rubble.

A gaping hole was left in the ground of the spa complex over the weekend after a crane removed the spa swimming pool.

Hannah Ingram-Moore and her husband, Colin were told have the land put back to its original state by Wednesday.

The couple were initially granted six weeks to try to save the "unauthorised" building after losing a court case last October.

The deadline for a judicial review passed in December - with the family failing to launch an appeal.

The demolition follows a monstrous planning row that began three years ago following Captain Tom's death.

The WW2 vet raised almost £40 million for the NHS by walking laps of his garden in Marston Moretaine over lockdown.

The challenge captured the nation's hearts and he was knighted for his achievements but sadly died of Covid in February 2021.

Later that year, Hannah set up the Captain Tom Foundation before getting permission to build an office to house the charity.

The family applied in their own names for planning but used the foundation's name in the design, access and heritage statement, The Sun revealed last year.

But they instead built a 50ft by 20ft pool house with changing rooms, toilets and showers in the garden of their home.

The construction sparked fury among neighbours, with one slamming it had "devalued" other homes and looks like a "prison".