The section read: “Labour is committed to reducing gambling-related harm. Recognising the evolution of the gambling landscape since 2005, Labour will reform gambling regulation, strengthening protections. We will continue to work with the industry on how to ensure responsible gambling.”
Labour has to win first, but if it does, then it will be up to the industry to put the pressure on not to waste all the good work carried out in the recent white paper exercise. Our interests in that will be looked after by Bacta. The Conservative Manifesto made no mention of the industry.
A study led by Swansea University has indicated that showing people a counter-advertising video increased their resistance to gambling advertisements.
A report, commissioned by GambleAware, has found that electronic gaming machines (EGMs) and online casino games pose the highest risks of gamblin
The study, commissioned by GambleAware, focused on the effects of different gaming environments. The research involved more than 40,000 participants fro
A fraudulent tradesman from Whitstable, who swindled nearly £65,000 from customers and gambled it away, has been sentenced to 18 month