CARE's Dan Boucher has been quoted in the Sun on Sunday on the rise of violence in betting shops due to highly addictive FOBTs.
A committee at the Scottish Parliament has said local government is powerless to prevent the increase in the number of betting shops as the betting industry is seeking to maximise revenue.
Faith groups and Anti-Gambling charities have called on Government to reduce the stakes that an individual can bet per game on FOBT machines. FOBT machines are highly addictive in nature and are…
CARE Chief Executive has signed a letter to The Times newspaper that was published today. Nola joins other campaigners in urging the government to support the Gambling Bill in the House of…
The first serious legislative attempt to enforce a reduction in the maximum stake for Fixed Odd Betting Terminals (FOBTs) is underway, as Lord Clement-Jones’ new Gambling Bill was published today.
PRESS RELEASE - New data compiled by the social policy charity CARE and published today reveals that there are 312 active betting shop licences in Northern Ireland with the majority of shops…
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