Migrated to London in 1971 where he formed the Calypso Youth Exchange Programme, organising workshops with children all over the UK and facilitating visits to London by winners of the T&T Junior Monarch title. He also founded the Black History Junior Calypso Monarch competition to encourage children of Caribbean parentage to sing about their Black heroes. Founder and lifetime president of the Association of British Calypsonians (ABC), the group that promotes the art, culture and ethos of calypso across the UK and Europe.
Was the calypsonian's representative on the board of the then Notting Hill Carnival Limited and with 17 years was the longest serving member. He also served for five years on the board of the Carnival Village Trust.
Moore won the Notting Hill Carnival award in 1986, the British Association of Steelbands award in 2005 and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Mayors award for culture, calypso and carnival in 2007.
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