An online gambling business is to pay £900,000 for regulatory failures, including unnecessarily delaying consumer withdrawals ...

The Gambling Commission does not issue Premises Licences. The register is published with the caveat that the Gambling Commission cannot provide any assurances on the completeness and accuracy of this ...

We do not show full addresses of personal licence holders. Only the Town or City of the licence holder is provided.

This licence allows you to provide facilities for playing bingo games at licensed bingo premises, or in clubs and premises with alcohol licences, and where the bingo games are played on the same site.

In July last year we published a blog post about the issue of customers sometimes experiencing delays when withdrawing funds from their account. We made a commitment in our Business Plan and Budget ...

Since its launch in November 1994, the National Lottery has raised over £53 billion for good causes that include sports (including Olympic athletes), arts and heritage, as well as health, education ...

The Gambling Commission has today published its Industry Statistics annual report for the financial year April 2025 to March 2026. The statistics show the customer-facing gambling industry in Great ...

Lotteries are a form of gambling. Raffles, tombolas and sweepstakes are all classed as lotteries. Lotteries can only be run either to raise money for good causes or for fun. They cannot be run for ...

Three in five (59 percent) young people have some experience of gambling, with half (49 percent) gambling in the last 12 months. Arcade gaming machines (for example penny pushers, claw grab machines) ...

Gambling can lead to a range of adverse consequences. This includes the experience of gambling disorder (a recognised health condition (opens in new tab)) but can also include wide ranging adverse ...

The data being released today contains findings from the third year (2025) of the Gambling Survey for Great Britain (GSGB). The survey aims to collect data to enable us to further understand: who ...

Two gambling businesses will pay a total of £675,000 in regulatory settlements after Gambling Commission investigations revealed social responsibility and anti-money laundering failures. Details of ...