Gambling

Gambling

A better story

Whilst there is no biblical command not to gamble, it is far from silent about it. Gambling can exacerbate traits we are warned to resist, such as greed, the love of money and selfishness.

Our work has already led to the introduction of GAMSTOP, enabling over 50,000 people to self-exclude from online gambling.

But we want to see more laws passed that will help protect vulnerable problem gamblers from further harm, and the gambling industry brought properly to account.

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Lord Browne of Belmont
Lord Browne of Belmont Life peer
I am incred­ibly grate­ful to CARE for pro­pos­ing the MOSES amend­ment to me and for work­ing closely with me until we reached the point of suc­cess. If it was not for CARE devel­op­ing the amend­ment MOSES would not be being rolled out across the UK this June. CARE has achieved a very import­ant pub­lic policy suc­cess that will help some of the most vul­ner­able in our society.

Submission on the Gambling Act 2005

We have become increasingly concerned about the framework governing gambling policy and practice, which is failing to protect consumers and those who are vulnerable to gambling-related harm.

In this submission to the government, we argue that a public health approach is the right way to address the challenges posed by gambling-related harm given the significant link between gambling and negative lifestyle, health, and well-being.

Gambling 2 min

News about Gambling

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    Govt introduces a £5 cap on online slot betting

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  1. Rachel reeves chancellor budget
    Rachel Reeves' budget fail to raise gambling taxes coined as a "missed opportunity"

    Gambling

  2. Gambling
    Labour receives £1 million of gifts from betting firms

    Gambling

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