🎲 Border Bingo Clubs Limited

Border Bingo Clubs Limited is a land-based bingo operator in Great Britain, holding an active operating licence from the Gambling Commission. The company focuses on non-remote bingo activities and is associated with a single bingo club in the Scottish Borders. It has been continuously active as a licensed operator and is independently owned.

The company was incorporated on 14 June 1999 in Scotland. Public corporate records and industry coverage describe it as a family-owned and independently operated business, rather than part of a larger gambling group. Available information indicates that it trades through a single venue, The Pavilion Bingo Club in Galashiels, and does not operate remote (online) gambling services. No subsidiaries or wider group structure are recorded in standard corporate references.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds an operating licence issued by the Gambling Commission under the Gambling Act 2005. This authorises it to provide bingo gambling services to customers in Great Britain. Its licensed activities relate to non-remote operations, meaning gambling provided from physical premises rather than via internet or other remote communication.

According to the Gambling Commission public register, the operator’s licence is currently active. The register also lists its trading name, which aligns with its bingo club branding. The company’s activities are focused on the provision of bingo games and associated facilities at its licensed premises, rather than on casino, betting, or remote gambling products.

The Gambling Commission’s premises register shows that the business is licensed to operate a bingo club in the Scottish Borders area. There is no indication on the public register of additional licensed premises or of remote operating licences for online bingo or other forms of gambling.

Since its authorisation under the current regulatory regime, there is no publicly available record of the company having surrendered its operating licence, transferred it, or undergone a change of licence status such as suspension or revocation. The operator remains authorised to offer bingo in accordance with the conditions attached to its licence.

Regulatory History

A search of the Gambling Commission’s published enforcement and regulatory action materials does not show any public sanctions, fines, or formal regulatory settlements involving this operator. There is no record of warnings, licence conditions imposed as a result of enforcement, or other disciplinary measures disclosed in the Commission’s standard public outputs.

The absence of published enforcement outcomes means there is no documented history of regulatory penalties or formal remedial actions against the company in the available public domain. Any routine compliance engagement with the regulator that has not resulted in public enforcement is not disclosed by the Commission and therefore cannot be summarised from public sources.