🎲 James McCutcheon and Clark McCutcheon

This entry covers an individual operating licence holder in Great Britain whose licence is issued by the Gambling Commission. The licence is currently recorded as active. Publicly available regulatory information identifies the named parties as individual licensees rather than as a separately incorporated corporate group, and there is no verifiable data in the public register about a wider group structure, founding date, or trading brands.

No additional information is available in the Gambling Commission’s public register about any related corporate entity, parent company, or subsidiary undertakings associated with these licensees. The public register also records that no trading names have been notified to the regulator for this licence.

Licensing and Operations

The Gambling Commission’s public register records that the licensees hold an operating licence issued under the Gambling Act 2005. This licence authorises them to provide gambling facilities in Great Britain in accordance with the specific activities and licence conditions set out by the regulator for that licence number.

The licence is categorised as an operating licence, which is required for businesses or individuals who provide facilities for gambling, such as betting, bingo, casino games, gaming machines, or lotteries, depending on the activities authorised. The precise activity types (for example, betting, bingo, casino, gaming machines, or lottery) associated with this licence are defined in the detailed licence schedule held by the Gambling Commission; however, these activity sub‑types are not separately described in the summary search results consulted.

The licence is recorded by the Gambling Commission as active. There is no indication in the public register summary that the licence has been surrendered, lapsed, or revoked, nor that it has been transferred to another licensee. No trading names are listed against the licence, indicating that, as far as the public register shows, no alternative business or brand names have been formally notified for use under this operating licence.

Regulatory History

Publicly available information indicates that the licensees have been subject to regulatory sanctions by the Gambling Commission. These sanctions arise from the Commission’s statutory role in ensuring compliance with the Gambling Act 2005, the Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice (LCCP), and any specific licence conditions attached to the operating licence.

The detailed nature of the sanctions, including the precise grounds, dates, and any financial penalties or remedial requirements, is set out in the Commission’s regulatory decisions and enforcement publications. The search results consulted indicate the existence of such sanctions but do not reproduce the full text or specific terms of the decisions. There is no indication in the summary material that these sanctions resulted in the licence being revoked or rendered inactive; the current status in the public register remains active.

No further information is available in the public register summary about additional enforcement actions, such as formal warnings, licence condition variations, or settlements, beyond the reference to regulatory sanctions having been applied.