🎲 Family Amusements Limited

This company is a land‑based gambling operator in Great Britain, active under an operating licence issued by the Gambling Commission. Its activities relate to the provision of gaming machines and amusement arcade-style gambling in physical premises rather than online gambling.

The company was incorporated on 26 September 1983 under the name Family Amusements Limited. Public filings indicate it operates as a privately held UK limited company. Available records do not show it as part of a wider gambling group or as a subsidiary of a listed parent company. Directorship records at Companies House have identified David John Amos as a long‑standing director of the company.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds a Gambling Commission operating licence for non‑remote activities. This authorises it to provide gambling facilities using gaming machines in licensed premises such as adult gaming centres or other amusement arcade environments, subject to the specific licence conditions and codes of practice set by the regulator.

Its licence is recorded by the Gambling Commission as active. The authorisation covers only non‑remote gambling; there is no indication in the public register that it holds remote (online) operating licences for casino, betting, bingo or other online gambling products.

The Gambling Commission’s public register also associates the company with multiple licensed premises in Great Britain. These premises licences allow the siting and operation of regulated gaming machines, in line with the categories and staking limits permitted under the Gambling Act 2005 and related secondary legislation.

The company does not appear in the public register as holding other types of operating licence such as remote casino, remote bingo, remote betting, or large‑scale lottery operations. Its licensed activities are therefore focused on land‑based machine gaming and associated amusement arcade‑type operations.

Regulatory History

The Gambling Commission’s public register lists the company’s operating licence as active and does not, in the publicly available summary, record any suspensions or revocations.

As of the latest information available in the public domain, there are no published Gambling Commission enforcement notices, financial penalties, or regulatory settlements specifically identified against this licensee in the regulator’s enforcement archives. If any minor compliance interactions have occurred, they are not detailed in the standard licence summary.

No information is publicly available indicating that the operating licence has been transferred to another corporate entity or that the company has undergone a change of corporate control requiring public notification by the Gambling Commission.