Sweden to toughen credit ban on lottery transactions
Sweden’s Ministry of Finance, Finansdepartementet, has proposed that a comprehensive ban be enacted on credit card transactions related to all categories of gambling.This proposal...
Parliament to hear from Bacta Chief Executive John White
John White, Chief Executive of amusements and land-based gambling entertainment association Bacta, is due to appear before a parliamentary committee.Bacta’s CEO will discuss...
NHS expands Gambling Support Network to 15 clinics
NHS England has committed to opening seven new gambling addiction clinics this summer in response to a record demand for treatment services.This weekend, the NHS...
Advertising bans come into force in Belgium and the Netherlands
New restrictions on betting and gaming advertising came into effect over the weekend in Belgium and the Netherlands, as the 1 July implementation date...
EGEH outlines the challenges of tackling Youth problem gambling
GamCare has notified stakeholders that the English Gambling Education Hub (EGEH) has published its first Insights Report after its initial networking event. The topic...
NeoGames becomes latest member of ULIS ranks
United Lotteries for Integrity in Sport (ULIS) has gained a new Associate Member in B2B supplier NeoGames, a specialist in ilottery and betting solutions.NeoGames...
Isle of Man approves EveryMatrix latest licence
The Isle of Man Gambling Supervision Commission has awarded a licence to EveryMatrix, further strengthening the supplier’s pan-European reach.A Malta-based enterprise, EveryMatrix provides sports...
Gambling Harm APPG to scrutinise scope of White Paper
The All Party Parliamentary Group on Gambling Related Harm (GRH APPG) has initiated a review and inquiry into the outcomes of the Gambling Act...
GamCare seeks new CEO as Hemmings ends transformative tenure
GamCare CEO Anna Hemmings has stepped down from her leadership position at the gambling treatment support network after a five-year tenure.Hemmings guided the charity's...
Dutch schools launch €8m project to teach gambling harms
The government of the Netherlands has approved an €8m education programme to teach “money matters, debt, and understanding risks” across Dutch schools.The programme is...