Countess Amusements: Clyde Leisure Limited
Licensed by the UK Gambling Commission since 2009 · Larkhall
Countess Amusements is the public name for Clyde Leisure Limited, a company licensed by the UK Gambling Commission and based in Larkhall. It runs amusement arcades for adults only and family arcades open to all ages, with any adult-only machines kept in a separate area, and its current licence dates from January 2009.
What the licence covers
An arcade that offers gaming machines needs an operating licence from the Gambling Commission, and each venue needs a premises licence from its local council.
- Gaming Machine General Adult Gaming Centre (Non-Remote): Clyde Leisure Limited can operate adult gaming centres: arcades for over-18s only.
- Gaming Machine General Family Entertainment Centre (Non-Remote): Clyde Leisure Limited can operate licensed family entertainment centres: arcades open to all ages, with any adult-only machines in a separate area.
Venue and trading names
Clyde Leisure Limited trades under these names:
- Countess Amusements
- Jackpots Too
- MB Amusements
- Millport Amusements
- Mr Cashman
- Rock Solid Amusements
- Wow Factory
Venues
The Gambling Commission premises register lists 13 adult gaming centres and 1 family entertainment centre for Clyde Leisure Limited, in 9 towns and cities.
- Adult Gaming Centre: Clyde Leisure Limited, 9 Main Street, Campbeltown PA28 6AD Map
Premises licence from Argyll and Bute Council - Adult Gaming Centre: Clyde Leisure Limited, In Shops Centres Plc, 36 Sylvania Way South, Clydebank G81 1EA Map
Premises licence from West Dunbartonshire Council - Adult Gaming Centre: Clyde Leisure Limited, 4-6 Ettrick Square, Cumbernauld G67 1ND Map
Premises licence from North Lanarkshire Council - Adult Gaming Centre: MB Amusements, 118 High Street, Dumbarton G82 1PQ Map
- Adult Gaming Centre: Clyde Leisure Limited, Agc 1 26/28 Westmuir Street, Glasgow G31 5BH Map
Premises licence from Glasgow City Council - Adult Gaming Centre: Clyde Leisure Limited, Jackpots Too, Unit 15, Springburn Shopping Centre, 230 Springburn Way, Glasgow G21 1TS Map
Premises licence from Glasgow City Council - Adult Gaming Centre: Clyde Leisure Limited, Unit 52 Savoy Centre, 140 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow G2 3DH Map
Premises licence from Glasgow City Council - Adult Gaming Centre: Jackpots Too, 26/28 Westmuir St Parkhead, Glasgow G31 5BH Map
Premises licence from Glasgow City Council - Adult Gaming Centre: Jackpots Too Wow Factory, Unit 4A, Mezzanine level,, Antonine Centre,, Tryst Road, Glasgow G67 1JW Map
Premises licence from North Lanarkshire Council - Family Entertainment Centre: Wow Factory, Unit 4A, Antonine CentreTryst Road, Cumbernauld, Glasgow G67 1JW Map
Premises licence from North Lanarkshire Council - Adult Gaming Centre: Clyde Leisure Limited, Unit 5, 10 Rivergate, Irvine KA12 8EH Map
Premises licence from North Ayrshire Council - Adult Gaming Centre: Clyde Leisure Limited, Unit 68, In-Shops, Paisley Centre, Causeyside Street, Paisley PA1 2AF Map
Premises licence from Renfrewshire Council - Adult Gaming Centre: Countess Amusements, 8-10, Countess Street, Saltcoats KA21 5HW Map
Premises licence from North Ayrshire Council - Adult Gaming Centre: Countess Amusements, 8-10 Countess Street, Sa;tcoats KA21 5HW Map
Register changes
Between 18 January and 7 October 2026
- Trading name added: rock solid amusements.
- Trading name added: mr cashman.
- Trading name forge amusements changed from Active to Inactive.
- Non-Remote licence 001212-N-101966 has a new version in the register: 015 (was 013).
Questions and answers
Is Countess Amusements licensed?
Yes. Countess Amusements is a trading name of Clyde Leisure Limited, which is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission to operate adult gaming centres and licensed family entertainment centres. Clyde Leisure Limited holds Gambling Commission account number 1212. Its current licence started in January 2009.
Who owns Countess Amusements?
Countess Amusements is operated by Clyde Leisure Limited with a registered address in Larkhall.
Is Countess Amusements for adults only?
The operator holds two licences. Its adult gaming centres are for people aged 18 and over only. Its family entertainment centres are open to all ages, with any adult-only machines in a separate area.
How many venues does Clyde Leisure Limited have?
The Gambling Commission premises register lists 13 adult gaming centres and 1 family entertainment centre for Clyde Leisure Limited. They are in 9 towns and cities. The towns with the most venues are Glasgow, Campbeltown, Clydebank, Cumbernauld, Dumbarton, Irvine, Paisley and Sa;tcoats.
Licence record
| Activity | Type | Status | Start | Licence number |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gaming Machine General Adult Gaming Centre | Non-Remote | Active | January 2009 | 001212-N-101966-015 |
| Gaming Machine General Family Entertainment Centre | Non-Remote | Active | January 2009 | 001212-N-101966-015 |