🎲 National Deaf Children's Society

National Deaf Children's Society is a charity gambling operator licensed by the UK Gambling Commission and its gambling licence is recorded as active. It was incorporated on 6 October 1992 under the name The National Deaf Children’s Society according to Companies House records.

Company information

The organisation is incorporated as a company limited by guarantee without share capital under Companies House number 02752456. It is registered under the name THE NATIONAL DEAF CHILDREN'S SOCIETY on the UK Companies House register.

The organisation is recorded on Wikipedia as having origins in an earlier body founded as the Society of St John of Beverley. It was later renamed the Deaf Children’s Society in 1945 and adopted the current name in the 1950s.

Licensing and operations

The organisation holds a UK Gambling Commission operating licence under account number 4693. The licence status on the Gambling Commission public register is listed as active.

The operating licence authorises non-remote society lottery activity under British gambling legislation. This authorisation permits the promotion of lotteries for the purposes of a non-commercial society as defined by the Gambling Act 2005.

Regulatory history

The Gambling Commission public register entry for this licence does not record any regulatory sanctions or suspensions. No licence revocations or surrenders are recorded on the public register entry for this operator.