Five banned from central Birmingham bookies 15 August 2017 Five people have been banned from 24 betting shops across Birmingham city centre by Betwatch
Consumers can use Resolver to manage their gambling complaints 24 July 2017 From 1 August, gambling consumers will be able to use Resolver, the online support tool, to make complaints related to gambling
Should society lotteries be more transparent about the money raised for good causes? Have your say 24 July 2017 Changes that will make it easier for consumers to understand where money raised from society lottery ticket sales is going
Conclusion of Commission investigation into incident at Sittingbourne 19 July 2017 The Gambling Commission has conducted an investigation into a greyhound race in which a dog was incorrectly removed from the starting line...
Gambling Commission warns fantasy football organisers to not get caught out by gambling rules 17 July 2017 With the next football season around the corner, organisers of fantasy football leagues are being reminded by the Gambling Commission to ensure they are not caught out by gambling law.
Gambling Commission publishes Annual Report and Accounts for 2016/17 13 July 2017 The Gambling Commission's Annual Report and Accounts 2016/17 looks back at performance and progress by the organisation over the last financial year
Gambling Commission unveils new enforcement strategy 05 July 2017 The Gambling Commission has unveiled a new enforcement strategy which will be used to tackle operators who breach gambling regulations.
Gambling Commission raises standards with new conditions for online operators 29 June 2017 New remote technical standards aimed at ensuring online operators offer all consumers in Britain the same tools to monitor their gambling
New Money Laundering Regulations now in effect 27 June 2017 HM Government has published the; The Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017 which come into effect today
Lottoland to pay £150,000 for advertising failings 27 June 2017 An operator who did not make it clear to consumers that they were betting on the outcome of a lottery draw and not actually taking part in a lottery is to pay £150,000 to socially responsible causes