🎲 Coastfields Leisure Limited

This company is a land-based gambling operator in Great Britain, associated with holiday and leisure facilities and authorised to provide gambling under an operating licence issued by the Gambling Commission. It is currently recorded as active on the Gambling Commission public register.

The company was incorporated on 20 December 1972 under the name Ashleypitt Limited. It adopted its present name in April 2002. Public filings describe its main business activities as recreational vehicle parks, trailer parks and camping grounds, together with the letting and operating of its own or leased real estate. Available public information indicates that it operates independently and is not recorded as part of a wider gambling group.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds a Gambling Commission operating licence in Great Britain. This authorises it to provide specified forms of gambling in accordance with the licence conditions and codes of practice set by the regulator.

Based on its primary business activities and the typical permissions associated with similar operators, the licence is used to offer gambling facilities linked to its holiday and leisure operations, such as the provision of gaming machines or similar land-based products on its premises. The licence is listed as active on the Gambling Commission public register under account number 1891.

The operator appears in industry and regulatory-related documents, including being listed in a GambleAware annual report for 2015/16, which indicates participation in the regulated gambling sector during that period. There is no public record of it holding remote (online) gambling licences; available information relates to non-remote operations connected to physical venues.

No publicly available sources indicate significant changes to the type of operating licence held, and there is no record of the licence having been surrendered, revoked or otherwise made inactive as of the latest accessible data.

Regulatory History

Searches of publicly available Gambling Commission enforcement records and general news sources do not show any published regulatory sanctions, financial penalties or licence suspensions involving this operator.

There is no public record of formal regulatory settlements, public statements of concern, or other enforcement actions specifically naming the company in relation to breaches of the Gambling Act 2005 or the Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice.

In the absence of published enforcement outcomes, the company’s regulatory history in the gambling sector is limited in the public domain to its listing on the Gambling Commission register as an active operating licence holder and its appearance in sector-wide documents such as responsible gambling funding reports.