🎲 NB Leisure Limited

This operator is a United Kingdom gambling business active in the land-based bingo sector. It holds an operating licence from the Gambling Commission and is authorised to provide gambling services to customers in Great Britain. The company was incorporated in 1992 and has operated in the leisure and gaming sector for several decades.

The business is registered in Scotland under company number SC160764. According to public company records, Neil Robert Charity is recorded as a person with significant control and as a director. Available filings and public data do not indicate that it forms part of a wider corporate group or that it is owned by any of the larger UK gambling groups.

The company’s activities are focused on bingo and associated gaming. Publicly available information indicates that it trades under the “Newcastle Bingo” name and operates at least one bingo venue. There is no clear evidence in public sources of a diversified portfolio across multiple brands or a significant footprint outside its core bingo operations.

Licensing and Operations

This operator holds a Gambling Commission operating licence, which permits it to offer regulated gambling services in Great Britain. The licence is recorded as active on the Gambling Commission’s public register.

The principal licensed activity is the provision of non-remote bingo, meaning bingo offered in physical premises rather than online. The operating licence also allows the provision of gaming machines in connection with its bingo operations, in line with the framework of the Gambling Act 2005 and associated regulations.

The business has held a bingo operating licence for a number of years, with records indicating continuous authorisation through the modern Gambling Commission regime from at least the late 2000s. The licence status is currently active, and there is no indication in public records of surrender, suspension, or revocation.

The company is also associated with one or more licensed premises listed on the Gambling Commission’s public register of premises licences. These premises authorisations permit the provision of bingo and gaming machines at specific locations in Great Britain. The premises licences are linked to the company’s operating licence and form part of its land-based bingo operations.

Regulatory History

A search of publicly accessible Gambling Commission announcements and enforcement records up to the most recent available data does not show any published regulatory sanctions, fines, or licence reviews specifically naming this operator. There are no widely reported enforcement actions, settlements, or formal warnings referenced in major industry news sources.

There is also no public record of significant structural changes such as mergers, acquisitions, or transfers of operating licences involving this company within the Gambling Commission’s published materials. Company filings at Companies House show routine submissions such as annual accounts and confirmation statements, but no major restructuring events have been highlighted in publicly available summaries.

If any regulatory actions have occurred that were not the subject of public announcements, they are not evident from the main public enforcement and news sources relating to UK-licensed gambling operators.