Gambling
Section 349 of the Gambling Act 2005 required the Licensing Authority publish a Statement of Policy and Principals as to how it will exercise its functions under the Act.
Although the policy is monitored and reviewed continuously by the Licensing Section, the Gambling Act 2005 also requires that the policy be formally reviewed every 3 years.
Current Applications
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Gambling Act for Bingo, Casino Nights, Gaming, Race Nights & Poker
Gambling Act Application Forms and information
List of fees and charges relating to the Gambling Act
There are three types of club dealt with under the Gambling Act 2005
Restrictions on the type and number of machines permitted
Permits for gaming machines in premises where alcohol is sold
You must have a premises licence to apply for a personal licence.
Casinos, Bingo, Gambling Centres, Family Entertainment Centres & Betting
Explanation and Information on the types of lottery permits
Also in Gambling
- About the Act
Overview of the Act & Dover District Council's responsibilities
- Interested Parties
Description of what an interested party is
- Occasional Use Notices
Where there is betting on a track for eight or less days in a calendar year, betting may be permitted by an Occasional Use Notice without the need for a full Premises Licence
- Remote Gambling
Remote gambling means gambling in which persons participate by the use of remote communication.
- Temporary Use Notices
A person holding an appropriate operating licence can serve a notice regarding the temporary use of a premises for the use for gambling without the necessary operator's licence.
- Responsible Authorities
Contact details for the Responsible Authorities of the Gambling Act
- Reviews
Reviews of gambling licences
- Gambling Policy
We are required by the Gambling Act 2005 to publish a statement of the principles, which we apply to gambling licence holders and applicants
Contact the Licensing Section
Telephone: 01304 872295
E-mail: licensing@dover.gov.uk