🎲 Brian Edward Limited

This company is a United Kingdom-incorporated gambling operator holding an active operating licence from the Gambling Commission. It is authorised to provide non-remote gambling services, meaning its licensed activities relate to land-based operations rather than online gambling. The business remains listed as active on the Gambling Commission register.

The company was incorporated on 21 January 1999, according to public filings at Companies House. Available public records describe it as a UK-registered private company. No publicly accessible sources indicate that it forms part of a wider gambling group or corporate group structure, and no alternative trading names or brands have been clearly associated with it in regulatory listings. Information on individual directors, ultimate beneficial owners, or significant corporate events has not been widely reported in mainstream or trade press and is limited to standard company officer data in statutory filings.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds a Gambling Commission operating licence issued under the Gambling Act 2005. Its authorisation covers non-remote activities, which typically relate to gambling conducted on premises rather than via the internet or other remote communication methods. Non-remote operating licences can apply to activities such as betting shops, adult gaming centres, family entertainment centres, or other land-based gambling facilities, although the precise sub-type of non-remote activity for this operator is not clearly detailed in the publicly summarised sources consulted.

The operating licence is recorded by the Gambling Commission as active. There is no publicly available indication in current sources of the licence having been suspended or revoked, nor of any periods during which it was inactive. No separate remote (online) operating licences have been identified for this company in the Gambling Commission’s business register, and no linked consumer-facing gambling websites have been clearly attributed to it in accessible public data.

No evidence has been found in publicly available material of major structural changes to its licensed activities, such as a transition between remote and non-remote gambling, or the addition or removal of distinct product categories (for example, casino, bingo, or betting) beyond its current characterisation as a non-remote operator.

Regulatory History

A review of information available through the Gambling Commission’s public register and general news and regulatory reporting has not identified any published enforcement actions, regulatory settlements, or financial penalties specifically naming this operator. There are no widely reported cases of licence reviews, formal warnings, or public statements by the regulator relating to its activities.

No publicly documented mergers, acquisitions, or transfers of operating licences involving this company have been identified in accessible sources. Where further detail might exist, it appears to be limited to non-public regulatory records or detailed corporate filings not summarised in general reference or news sources.