🎲 Graham Mace Limited

This company is a non-remote betting operator in Great Britain, authorised to offer land-based gambling services under a UK Gambling Commission operating licence. It is currently recorded as active with the regulator.

The company was incorporated on 24 July 1967 as a private limited company in the United Kingdom. Publicly available company registry data describes its business activity in the betting and bookmaking sector, indicating that it operates, or has operated, licensed betting premises rather than online gambling services. Directory listings describe it as a bookmaker, which is consistent with its non-remote betting authorisation.

No publicly accessible regulatory or corporate sources consulted provide details about its ownership structure, parent company relationships, or group affiliations. Information about key officers, directors, or ultimate beneficial owners is contained in statutory filings but is not summarised in commonly referenced secondary sources. There is no readily available information in open sources about trading names, brands, or the geographic scope and scale of its operations.

No material was identified in major news, industry, or regulatory summaries relating to mergers, acquisitions, or significant restructuring events involving this company. Similarly, there is no widely reported information about diversification into other gambling verticals such as bingo, casino, or remote (online) gambling.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds a UK Gambling Commission operating licence, with an active status and a non-remote authorisation. A non-remote operating licence permits the provision of gambling services through physical premises in Great Britain, such as licensed betting offices or similar land-based betting facilities, rather than via online or other remote channels.

Based on the licence categorisation and supporting directory information, the firm is authorised to provide betting services on real events in person at licensed premises. There is no indication in public regulatory summaries that it holds remote casino, remote bingo, or other remote operating licences. No evidence was identified of licences for other gambling sectors such as bingo halls, adult gaming centres, family entertainment centres, or casinos.

The UK Gambling Commission’s records show the operating licence as active. No historical changes in licence status, such as suspensions, revocations, or surrenders, were identified in the publicly visible summary information. Detailed licence history, including any variations or additions of activities, would be contained in the regulator’s full licensing record, which is not fully reproduced in secondary sources.

Regulatory History

No specific regulatory enforcement actions, financial penalties, licence reviews, or formal warnings relating to this operator were identified in publicly available summaries of UK Gambling Commission enforcement activity. The absence of such references in open sources means that, as of the latest accessible information, there is no documented major enforcement case involving this company in the Commission’s widely publicised decisions.

There is likewise no accessible record in mainstream news or trade press of notable compliance interventions, regulatory settlements, or public statements by the regulator specifically naming this operator. Any routine compliance assessments or inspections that may have occurred are not generally reported in detail in public summaries.