By The Weekly Edge desk ·
iGaming Today reported that Glasgow is due to receive €4.02m over three years to address gambling-related harm. The allocation comes from the UK statutory levy, with some funding directed towards areas with concentrated betting shops.
The allocation expands resources for Glasgow’s gambling harm response.
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