🎲 Weardale Entertainments Limited

This company is a British gambling and amusement operator active in the land‑based sector. It holds an operating licence from the Gambling Commission in Great Britain and runs an amusement arcade business trading as “Queenie’s Casino Slots”. The business is privately owned and remains authorised to offer licensed activities under its current operating licence.

The company is incorporated in the United Kingdom under company number 03714299. Public filings on the UK Companies House service show it as a private limited company. Available records indicate that ownership is concentrated in a single individual, identified in public sources as Mr Smith, who is both sole shareholder and director. No parent company or wider corporate group has been identified in public filings or regulatory records, and no subsidiaries have been reported in the sources consulted.

The business is associated in public records with an amusement arcade located in Crook, Bishop Auckland, in County Durham, operating under the trading name “Queenie’s Casino Slots”. No additional trading names, brands, or other gambling premises have been identified in the available regulatory and corporate information. There is no public indication of online or remote gambling operations linked to this licence.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds a Gambling Commission operating licence in Great Britain. According to the Gambling Commission public register, the licence status is recorded as active. The licence authorises it to provide non‑remote gambling facilities in accordance with the specific activities and licence conditions set by the regulator for its licence type.

Based on the nature of its known trading activities, the business operates in the arcade and amusement sector. Its Gambling Commission premises listing identifies an amusement arcade trading as “Queenie’s Casino Slots”. This indicates that the licensed activities relate to land‑based gaming machines and associated amusement arcade gambling products, rather than casino table games, betting, bingo, or remote (online) gambling. The precise licence sub‑categories (for example, adult gaming centre or family entertainment centre) are defined in the Gambling Commission’s licence record for the company.

The operating licence is issued under the Gambling Act 2005 and is subject to the Licence conditions and codes of practice (LCCP) applicable to its category. These conditions include requirements concerning social responsibility, customer protection, and the suitability of key personnel and ownership, as assessed by the regulator at the time of licensing and on an ongoing basis. No changes to the overall licence status, such as suspension, revocation, or surrender, are recorded in the publicly available register; the licence remains current and active.

Regulatory History

Searches of the Gambling Commission public register and other publicly available sources have not identified any published regulatory sanctions, financial penalties, or formal enforcement actions taken by the Gambling Commission against this operator. There is no indication in the regulator’s public records of licence suspension or revocation.

A separate legal judgment available in the public domain concerns a commercial dispute involving brokerage and commission arrangements in relation to energy supply contracts. This case relates to business dealings outside the scope of gambling regulation and does not involve disciplinary action by the Gambling Commission. No other notable legal or regulatory proceedings connected to its licensed gambling activities have been identified in the sources consulted.