🎲 Summit Leisure (Deansgate) Limited

This company is a land-based gambling operator in Great Britain, holding a non-remote operating licence from the Gambling Commission. It is currently authorised to provide gambling facilities at physical premises and remains listed as active on the regulator’s public register. The company was incorporated on 8 February 1991 and has operated in the British gambling sector for several decades.

Public corporate records indicate that the business is incorporated as a standalone private limited company. Open-source summaries do not show it as part of a wider gambling group, and there is no clear evidence of subsidiaries or a larger parent company structure linked to it in publicly available filings. Persons with significant control are recorded at Companies House, but detailed ownership breakdowns require consultation of the official register.

No major mergers, acquisitions, or rebranding events have been identified in open regulatory or corporate databases. The company has continued to file statutory accounts and confirmation statements with Companies House, indicating ongoing corporate activity over an extended period.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds a Gambling Commission operating licence for non-remote gambling activities. A non-remote operating licence authorises the provision of gambling services through physical premises rather than via online or other remote channels.

According to the Gambling Commission public register, the business is authorised under a non-remote operating licence that covers land-based activities. Based on this type of authorisation, its operations are consistent with activities such as adult gaming centres, amusement arcades, or similar land-based gambling venues, rather than remote casino, bingo, or betting websites. The licence is recorded as active.

The company is also listed on the Gambling Commission’s public register as having trading names associated with its operating licence. These trading names are used to conduct licensed activities under the same corporate licence, in accordance with Commission requirements that all trading styles be disclosed. The underlying operating licence and account number apply across all of these trading names.

There is no indication on the public register that the company holds remote operating licences (for online gambling) or that it is licensed for activities outside the non-remote sector. There is likewise no public indication of licence suspension, revocation, or surrender; the status shown is active.

Regulatory History

Searches of the Gambling Commission’s public statements and enforcement updates do not show any published regulatory sanctions, financial penalties, or formal public warnings against this licensee. There is no record in open sources of licence suspension or revocation.

Available information from regulatory and corporate databases does not indicate any publicly reported enforcement action specifically targeting this operator. Any routine compliance assessments or inspections that may have taken place are not detailed in public summaries.

As of the latest accessible entries on the Gambling Commission and Companies House registers, the operator’s licence remains active and the company continues to be recorded as an operating entity within the British land-based gambling sector.