🎲 Brigham & Cowan Employees' Welfare Club Limited

This entity is a non-remote, land-based gambling operator in Great Britain, licensed to offer limited gambling facilities as part of a members’ club. It operates on an active operating licence issued by the Gambling Commission and functions as an employees’ welfare club rather than a commercial, consumer-facing gambling brand. The organisation was incorporated in 1985 and has remained active under the same name.

The club operates independently and is not recorded in public sources as part of a wider gambling group or corporate structure. Available filings indicate no listed parent company and no subsidiaries. There is no public record of major restructurings, mergers, or acquisitions involving this entity, and its activities are described in public sources as those of an employees’ welfare or social club.

The organisation follows the traditional welfare club model, providing social and recreational facilities to members. Gambling activity appears to be ancillary to these wider club functions and is conducted under the regulatory framework applicable to members’ clubs in Great Britain.

Licensing and Operations

The operator holds an active operating licence from the Gambling Commission. The licence is classified as a non-remote operating licence, which authorises the provision of gambling facilities only in physical premises and not via online or other remote channels.

Under this authorisation, the club is permitted to offer limited gambling activities consistent with a members’ or employees’ welfare club. In practice, this typically includes the provision of gaming machines and may include club-style bingo or similar low-level gambling products, subject to the detailed permissions and numerical limits set out in the licence and in gambling legislation and regulations applicable to clubs.

The public register entry confirms that the licence is active, with no indication that it has been surrendered, lapsed, or revoked. There is no publicly available evidence of additional specialist operating licences, such as remote casino, remote betting, or large-scale bingo operations, and there is no indication of trading under separate gambling brands.

The premises used for licensed activities are recorded on the Gambling Commission public register as a single club location, consistent with operation as a local welfare or members’ club rather than a multi-site commercial chain.

Regulatory History

Publicly available information does not record any formal regulatory enforcement actions taken by the Gambling Commission against this operator. There is no evidence in the Commission’s published materials of licence suspensions, revocations, financial penalties, or regulatory settlements involving this entity.

Similarly, there are no widely reported gambling-related sanctions or notable compliance cases associated with the club in national or trade media sources. As of the latest available data, the operating licence remains active with no recorded adverse regulatory determinations.