🎲 Dementia UK

This entity is not a gambling operator. Available public records and independent research indicate that the name corresponds to a United Kingdom health charity concerned with dementia care and support, rather than a commercial gambling business.

The organisation is known for providing and supporting specialist dementia nursing services and related assistance for people affected by dementia and their families. It operates in the charitable and healthcare support sector and not in betting, gaming, or other forms of commercial gambling.

No verifiable evidence indicates that it has ever conducted casino, betting, bingo, gaming machine, or lottery operations as a commercial gambling operator. There is no public information showing corporate ownership links to gambling groups, nor any indication of trading brands in the gambling sector.

Licensing and Operations

The name appears in the context of the UK Gambling Commission’s licensing systems, but available information does not show that it conducts gambling operations or offers gambling products to consumers or to other businesses.

Charities in the United Kingdom may, in some circumstances, be associated with regulated gambling activity such as society lotteries or raffles run for fundraising purposes. In such cases, a gambling licence or registration can be required for compliance with the Gambling Act 2005. However, publicly accessible sources do not provide detailed, verifiable information about specific lottery or fundraising schemes operated under this name that would allow a precise description of any licensed gambling activity.

There is no publicly available evidence that it holds remote or non-remote operating licences for activities such as casino, bingo, general betting, pool betting, gaming machines, or remote gambling platforms in the way commercial operators do.

Regulatory History

Searches of news reports, regulatory announcements, and public enforcement records do not show any regulatory sanctions, fines, licence suspensions, or similar actions taken by the UK Gambling Commission against this entity in relation to gambling operations.

Where dementia-related charities have appeared in gambling-related news, it has generally been in the context of external corporate partnerships or fundraising initiatives with third-party gambling companies. Those references do not indicate that the charity itself is a gambling operator or that it runs commercial gambling services.