🎲 Bognor Pier Leisure Limited

This is a land‑based gambling operator in Great Britain, active under a UK Gambling Commission operating licence. It runs gaming machine and arcade-style gambling as part of a broader leisure and amusement offer centred on Bognor Regis Pier. The company was incorporated in 1996 and has remained in operation since then as a private limited company.

The business was incorporated on 14 May 1996 under the name Classtycoon Limited and was renamed to its current name on 11 June 1996. Public filings indicate that it was established specifically to acquire and operate Bognor Regis Pier, including its amusement and entertainment facilities. It is recorded at Companies House as a private company limited by shares, with its principal business activity classified under SIC code 93290 (other amusement and recreation activities not elsewhere classified).

Available public records do not indicate that it is part of a larger corporate group, and there is no evidence of a listed parent company. Shareholders are not publicly detailed beyond standard private company disclosures, and no subsidiaries or complex group structure are recorded in routine filings. The company’s activities have focused on land‑based leisure, including arcades, bars and nightclub operations on the pier.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds a Gambling Commission operating licence covering non‑remote gambling activities. According to the Gambling Commission public register, this authorises it to provide land‑based gaming machine and arcade-style gambling, including Adult Gaming Centre and Family Entertainment Centre operations.

Its gambling activity is integrated into the wider pier complex, which includes an amusement arcade and related gaming machine provision. In 2021, its permissions were updated to include Family Entertainment Centre operations, reflecting the presence of mixed adult and family gaming facilities. There is no public evidence of remote (online) casino, betting, or bingo licences associated with this operator, and its gambling permissions are confined to non‑remote machine-based and arcade-style products.

The operating licence remains active, and there is no record on the public register of the licence having been surrendered, lapsed or revoked. The company continues to trade as a land‑based amusement and gaming operator.

Regulatory History

The Gambling Commission public register does not list any regulatory sanctions, financial penalties, or formal public statements of non‑compliance in relation to this licence holder. There is no record of licence suspension or revocation.

Local and national media coverage has focused on property, heritage and development issues concerning Bognor Regis Pier rather than gambling regulation, and there is no indication in public sources of enforcement action by the Gambling Commission. As of the latest available information, the operator’s regulatory status is recorded as active with no published sanctions.