🎲 Christopher Wilson and Henrietta McKenzie Wilson

This entry concerns a non-remote gambling operator in Great Britain holding an operating licence from the Gambling Commission. The business is authorised to provide land-based gambling facilities and is currently listed as active on the regulator’s public register. No information is publicly available in major news or industry sources about its founding date, corporate history, or any wider group affiliation.

The operator is recorded on the Gambling Commission register under the personal names of Christopher Wilson and Henrietta McKenzie Wilson. Publicly accessible regulatory and corporate databases do not indicate that the business forms part of a larger gambling group or corporate structure, and no trading styles, brands, or online gambling services have been identified in connection with this licence. Available information therefore points to a small-scale or independent operation focused on non-remote gambling.

Licensing and Operations

The Gambling Commission’s public register records an operating licence for non-remote gambling activities. A non-remote operating licence covers gambling services offered in physical premises rather than via the internet, telephone, television, or other remote communication. Such licences can apply to activities including betting shops, adult gaming centres, family entertainment centres, bingo halls, or casino premises, depending on the specific licence categories and permissions granted.

In this case, the operator holds a Gambling Commission operating licence with non-remote permissions, but the public register does not specify the exact sector (for example, betting, bingo, or gaming machines) beyond the fact that it is non-remote. The licence is recorded as active, indicating that the operator is currently authorised to provide the relevant land-based gambling facilities in Great Britain, subject to compliance with the conditions attached to its licence and with the Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice issued by the Commission.

The register does not list any associated remote operating licences, and a separate domain-name check on the Commission’s site confirms that no online domains are recorded for this business. This is consistent with an operator that does not offer remote (online) gambling services under this licence.

No information is available in the public register regarding the original grant date of the operating licence, any subsequent variations, or any changes in the scope of authorised activities. There is also no publicly documented evidence of changes in ownership or control connected with this licence in the sources consulted.

Regulatory History

Searches of the Gambling Commission’s public register and publicly accessible announcements do not show any published regulatory sanctions, financial penalties, licence suspensions, or licence revocations relating to this operator. There is likewise no record in mainstream or specialist gambling-industry news sources of enforcement actions, settlements, or formal warnings involving the licence.

The Commission’s register lists the licence status as active, with no accompanying notes indicating special measures, regulatory settlements, or conditions beyond those routinely applied to operating licences. No information has been identified in public sources about any licence reviews, regulatory investigations, or agreed action plans concerning this operator.

Beyond the information contained in the Gambling Commission register, there are no widely reported mergers, acquisitions, or significant business developments associated with this licence in the available public domain material.