🎲 George Cooper Swindon Limited

This is a land-based gambling operator in Great Britain, authorised by the Gambling Commission to provide non-remote betting facilities. The business is currently active under a Gambling Commission operating licence and continues to trade under its incorporated company name. It was incorporated in May 2001 and has operated in the British betting sector for over two decades.

The company was incorporated on 10 May 2001 under the Companies Act regime in force at that time. Public corporate filings describe it as carrying on betting and gambling-related activities. Available registry information indicates that it operates as an independent entity and is not part of a wider corporate gambling group, and there is no public evidence of subsidiaries or a parent undertaking within a larger gambling conglomerate.

Over its period of operation, the business has specialised in land-based betting activities rather than online gambling. Public profiles and industry listings describe its activities as centred on physical betting premises, serving local retail customers rather than operating remote or digital gambling platforms. There is no indication in public records of any major rebranding, change of trading style, or diversification into remote gambling products.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds an operating licence from the Gambling Commission with an active status. The licence is categorised as a non-remote operating licence, authorising it to provide betting services through physical premises in Great Britain. This type of authorisation allows the operator to accept bets in person from customers in licensed betting premises, subject to the conditions of its operating licence and any linked premises licences issued by local authorities.

There is no indication in the public register that the business holds remote (online) operating licences for casino, bingo, betting, or other remote gambling activities. Its regulatory permissions are therefore focused on land-based betting operations rather than online or telephone betting.

The Gambling Commission’s public register lists the account as active, with no recorded history of the licence being surrendered, lapsed, or revoked. The licence enables the company to continue offering its authorised gambling activities, provided it complies with the Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice and other applicable regulatory requirements.

Regulatory History

Searches of the Gambling Commission’s public register and publicly available summaries do not show any published regulatory sanctions, financial penalties, or licence reviews against this operator. There is no record of public statements by the regulator relating to enforcement action, special measures, or regulatory settlements involving the company.

Beyond routine regulatory oversight that applies to all licensees, there is no publicly documented history of formal regulatory action, suspensions, or conditions imposed as a result of compliance or enforcement cases.