🎲 J E Sheeran Amusement Arcades Limited

This company is a British gambling-sector supplier that holds an operating licence from the British Gambling Commission and is currently recorded as active. It is authorised in Great Britain to provide gambling-related services within the scope of its operating licence rather than to offer consumer-facing remote betting or casino platforms.

The company was incorporated in August 1975. Public filings indicate that it is privately owned, with all issued shares held by Edward Albert Sheeran. Available corporate information describes its main line of business as the supply and servicing of coin-operated amusement and gaming equipment, particularly to the licensed trade in Scotland. No parent company or group ownership structure is recorded in standard company reference sources, and no subsidiaries have been identified in publicly available material.

The firm operates as a business-to-business supplier rather than as a retail gambling operator. Its activities are focused on installing, maintaining and supplying machines for amusement arcades and other licensed premises. It has been referenced in industry and corporate responsibility material as a supporter of the GREaT Foundation, a UK body associated with funding research, education and treatment in relation to gambling-related harm.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds a British Gambling Commission operating licence. This licence authorises it to conduct specified gambling-related activities in Great Britain, within the categories and conditions set out by the regulator. As a supplier of amusement and gaming machines, it requires an operating licence to manufacture, supply, install or adapt certain categories of gaming machines and related gambling equipment for use in licensed premises and arcades.

The operating licence is non-remote, covering land-based activities. There is no indication in the public register that the company holds remote (online) operating licences for casino, betting, bingo or other remote gambling sectors. Its licensed role is therefore confined to non-remote operations associated with gaming machines and amusement equipment.

The status of the operating licence is listed by the Gambling Commission as active. No historical notes in the public register indicate any suspensions, revocations or surrenders of its operating licence. There is also no publicly recorded transfer of this licence to or from another corporate entity.

The Gambling Commission’s public register also lists premises associated with the company’s licence. These premises entries relate to locations where licensed gambling facilities, such as gaming machines, are provided under the authority of its operating licence and any relevant premises licences granted by local licensing authorities.

Regulatory History

A review of the Gambling Commission’s public register and other accessible regulatory sources has not identified any formal regulatory sanctions, financial penalties, licence suspensions or regulatory settlements associated with this operator. There is no public record of licence revocation or of formal warnings issued by the regulator.

No information has been found in standard regulatory or industry sources indicating enforcement actions, notable compliance failures or changes in licence conditions specific to this company.