🎲 Eric Dennis William Steward, Karl Frank Steward & Simone Futter

This entry concerns a group of individual licence holders who operate an adult gaming centre in Great Yarmouth under a joint operating licence issued by the Gambling Commission in Great Britain. They are currently authorised as an active non-remote gambling operator. Publicly available information links their licensed activity to the operation of an Adult Gaming Centre trading under the name “The Pink Palace”.

The available public sources indicate that the licence is held in the personal names of the three individuals rather than through a separate incorporated company. No verifiable information is available in public regulatory or business records about a specific founding date, wider corporate group, or any parent company relationship. Openly accessible directories of licensed premises associate the licence with an Adult Gaming Centre in Great Yarmouth, but do not provide additional historical or corporate background.

Licensing and Operations

The holders have been granted an operating licence by the Gambling Commission covering Adult Gaming Centre activity. An Adult Gaming Centre operating licence permits the provision of certain categories of gaming machines to the public in a dedicated premises, subject to statutory limits on the categories and numbers of machines and compliance with the Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice (LCCP) set by the Commission.

The licence is classified as a non-remote operating licence. There is no public indication that they hold any remote (online) gambling operating licences for casino, betting, bingo, or other remote gambling activities. The regulatory information available associates the licence with land-based adult gaming machine operations only.

Public directories of licensed gambling premises list the licensees as trading as “The Pink Palace”, identifying the premises as an Adult Gaming Centre. This aligns with the scope of their operating licence, which authorises the provision of gaming machines in a physical venue rather than the organisation of betting, bingo, or casino table games.

The Gambling Commission’s register records the licence status as active. There is no publicly available evidence of suspensions, revocations, or surrenders affecting this operating licence. No information is published in the main regulatory notices about any changes in the licence type over time, such as additions of further non-remote sectors or remote permissions.

Regulatory History

A review of the Gambling Commission’s published enforcement and regulatory action notices does not show any specific public regulatory settlements, fines, or formal sanctions naming these licence holders. There are no publicly reported licence reviews, suspensions, or revocations associated with their operating licence in the Commission’s principal enforcement communications.

Beyond the basic licensing entry and premises listing, there is no accessible information in official notices regarding variations to the licence, changes in control, or transfers of operating responsibilities. If any routine variations or administrative updates have occurred, they have not been highlighted in separate public enforcement or casework summaries.

As of the latest available information, the operating licence remains current and active, and the licence holders continue to be recorded by the Gambling Commission as authorised to provide Adult Gaming Centre facilities under the terms of their non-remote operating licence.