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Former licence holder

William Anthony Cullis, Rachel May Cullis, Joseph Anthony Cullis and John Craig Cullis

UK Gambling Commission register status: Lapsed ยท Saltcoats

William Anthony Cullis, Rachel May Cullis, Joseph Anthony Cullis and John Craig Cullis held a UK Gambling Commission licence as a partnership based in Saltcoats. Their licence allowed them to run over 18s only arcades and family amusement arcades open to all ages, with any adult only machines kept in a separate area, and the register now shows the licence as Lapsed.

What the licence covered

William Anthony Cullis, Rachel May Cullis, Joseph Anthony Cullis and John Craig Cullis has no active licence on the Gambling Commission register. The record shows these licences:

  • Gaming Machine General Adult Gaming Centre (Non-Remote): William Anthony Cullis, Rachel May Cullis, Joseph Anthony Cullis and John Craig Cullis could operate adult gaming centres: arcades for over-18s only.
  • Gaming Machine General Family Entertainment Centre (Non-Remote): William Anthony Cullis, Rachel May Cullis, Joseph Anthony Cullis and John Craig Cullis could operate licensed family entertainment centres: arcades open to all ages, with any adult-only machines in a separate area.

Register changes

Between 18 January and 7 October 2026

  • No longer on the public register.

Questions and answers

What is the licence status of William Anthony Cullis, Rachel May Cullis, Joseph Anthony Cullis and John Craig Cullis?

The Gambling Commission register shows the account of William Anthony Cullis, Rachel May Cullis, Joseph Anthony Cullis and John Craig Cullis (number 311) as Lapsed. A lapsed licence is one that ended, for example when the holder stopped trading.

What licence did William Anthony Cullis, Rachel May Cullis, Joseph Anthony Cullis and John Craig Cullis hold?

Under its licence, William Anthony Cullis, Rachel May Cullis, Joseph Anthony Cullis and John Craig Cullis could operate adult gaming centres: arcades for over-18s only and operate licensed family entertainment centres: arcades open to all ages, with any adult-only machines in a separate area. The first licence on the record started in January 2009.

Licence record

ActivityTypeStatusStartLicence number
Gaming Machine General Adult Gaming CentreNon-RemoteLapsedJanuary 2009000311-N-103648-011
Gaming Machine General Family Entertainment CentreNon-RemoteLapsedJanuary 2009000311-N-103648-011