🎲 Millers Amusements Limited

This company is a land-based gambling operator in Great Britain, holding an active operating licence from the Gambling Commission. It is authorised to provide non-remote gambling facilities, primarily involving amusement and gaming machines in physical venues. The company was incorporated in 1986 as a private limited company in the United Kingdom.

Public filings indicate that it operates as an independent entity, with no publicly recorded parent company or corporate group. Officers and directors are recorded at Companies House in line with UK company law requirements. Available public records do not show major structural events such as mergers, acquisitions, or disposals involving other licensed gambling operators.

Licensing and Operations

The operator holds an active Gambling Commission operating licence. The licence is categorised as non-remote, meaning it covers gambling activities offered from physical premises rather than via the internet or other remote communication.

Based on the non-remote operating licence, the company is authorised to provide land-based gambling facilities that typically include amusement machines and gaming machines, such as those found in adult gaming centres or similar arcade-style environments. There is no evidence in publicly available licensing data that it holds remote (online) gambling licences for products such as remote casino, remote betting, or remote bingo.

No additional trading names or separate consumer-facing gambling brands are recorded in the readily available public sources associated with the licence. The company appears in regulatory records under its incorporated name, and there is no indication in those records of other brands being operated under this licence.

The operating licence is currently recorded as active with the Gambling Commission. There is no publicly available indication of the licence having been suspended, surrendered, or lapsed, and no record of a transfer of the operating licence to or from another licensed entity has been identified in open regulatory data.

Regulatory History

Publicly accessible information from the Gambling Commission and other open sources does not show any published regulatory enforcement actions, financial penalties, or licence reviews specifically directed at this operator. There are no recorded sanctions or formal warnings in the available material.

Routine regulatory oversight, such as compliance assessments and standard licensing requirements, applies to all licensees, but no specific events involving this company have been highlighted in the Commission’s published enforcement updates.