🎲 B & N Regal (Abingdon) Limited

This entity is a licensed gambling operator in Great Britain, authorised and regulated by the Gambling Commission. It holds an operating licence that permits it to provide gambling facilities to customers, and its regulatory status is recorded as active. The company was incorporated on 11 February 1977 as a private limited company under the laws of England and Wales.

Publicly available registry information indicates that the company has traded in the British gambling sector for several decades under the same corporate identity. Detailed information about its ownership structure, parent undertaking, or group relationships is not provided in the standard regulatory summaries and would typically be set out in filings to the UK corporate registry. Information about specific directors, senior managers, or beneficial owners is not included in the Gambling Commission’s basic public register entry.

The business is licensed as an operator rather than as a supplier, meaning it is authorised to provide gambling directly to customers rather than solely manufacturing or supplying gambling software or equipment to other licensees. The precise range of products and brands operated is not detailed in the licensing summary and is instead inferred from the categories of activities for which it holds permission.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds a Gambling Commission operating licence under the Gambling Act 2005. This licence authorises it to offer specified categories of gambling activities in Great Britain, subject to compliance with the Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice (LCCP).

According to the public register, the licence has been in force since the Gambling Commission granted the application, and the account remains active. The licence permits it to operate gambling premises and/or services as defined in the licence schedule. The Commission’s register also records associated licensed premises and approved domain names for the operator, indicating that it may provide both land-based and remote gambling services, depending on the exact activities authorised in its licence.

The operator’s authorisations can include one or more of the following activity types defined by the Commission, such as casino, bingo, betting, gaming machines, or other regulated gambling sectors. The specific sub-categories and operational permissions (for example, remote versus non-remote, or the classes of betting or gaming provided) are set out in the detailed licence schedule maintained by the regulator.

The licence remains subject to ongoing regulatory requirements, including anti-money laundering controls, social responsibility obligations, and technical standards where applicable. Any changes to the scope of activities, addition or removal of premises, or variation of licence conditions would be processed through the Gambling Commission’s regulatory procedures and reflected on the public register.

Regulatory History

The Gambling Commission’s public register records the operator’s licence status as active and does not, in its summary view, list any revocations, suspensions, or surrenders of the operating licence. The licence was originally granted following an application process under the Gambling Act 2005 framework.

No specific regulatory enforcement actions, financial penalties, or formal warnings are noted in the brief register entry available through standard search. Any such actions, if they occurred, would ordinarily be published by the Commission in its regulatory decisions or enforcement reports and may not be summarised on the basic licence page.

As of the latest available regulatory information, the operator continues to hold an active operating licence and remains authorised to provide the gambling activities specified in its licence.