🎲 David Seldon Scott & Siobhan Mercia Ellen Corolina Scott

This entry refers to individuals who hold a UK Gambling Commission operating licence as gambling operators in Great Britain. They are recorded on the Gambling Commission’s public register as licensees with an active account and are authorised to provide licensed gambling activities in accordance with the conditions of their operating licence. Publicly available regulatory sources do not provide information on their founding date, wider corporate history, or any associated trading brands.

No verifiable information is available in public registers or mainstream industry sources about a parent company, group structure, or any wider corporate affiliations connected with this licence. The individuals are listed together as joint holders of a single operating licence rather than as a limited company or corporate group. There is no published evidence in standard reference sources of mergers, acquisitions, or disposals involving this licence.

Licensing and Operations

The licence is recorded by the UK Gambling Commission as an operating licence. An operating licence is required under the Gambling Act 2005 for any person or entity that provides facilities for gambling to customers in Great Britain, or that manufactures, supplies, installs, or adapts gambling software or certain categories of gaming machines.

The public register entry confirms that the licence is currently in active status. This means the licensees are authorised, subject to the specific activities and conditions listed on their licence, to carry on the gambling-related business specified by the Commission. The detailed schedule of activities (for example, whether the licence covers betting, bingo, casino, gaming machines, or other sectors) is not fully described in the commonly indexed public summaries and is not further elaborated in accessible secondary sources.

The Gambling Commission’s premises register records at least one licensed premises associated with this operating licence. This indicates that the licence authorises non-remote (land-based) gambling facilities at one or more approved locations. The exact nature of those facilities (such as betting premises, adult gaming centre, family entertainment centre, or other category) is not specified in the publicly indexed summaries consulted.

There is no publicly available information indicating that the operating licence has been suspended, revoked, or surrendered since its initial grant. The licence continues to appear in the Commission’s “full register of gambling businesses” as an active account.

Regulatory History

A review of the UK Gambling Commission’s public statements, enforcement reports, and sanctions registers does not show any published regulatory enforcement actions specifically naming these licensees. There are no accessible records of financial penalties, licence suspensions, formal warnings, or regulatory settlements associated with this operating licence in the sources consulted.

The Gambling Commission’s public register entry does not list any additional regulatory determinations, such as variations, regulatory settlements, or conditions imposed following enforcement, beyond the standard licensing conditions and codes of practice that apply to all licensees in the relevant sector.

As of the latest available information, the licence remains active and there is no public record of adverse regulatory findings against these licensees in the Commission’s main enforcement publications.