By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Ruth Evans has been appointed chair of the UKGC, reported by Gaming Intelligence. The report says her appointment comes as the regulator develops a new strategy and works on implementing the Gambling Act Review.
The appointment changes UKGC leadership as the regulator develops its strategy and continues work on implementing the Gambling Act Review.
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UKGC advises Bet St George customers who believe the operator owes them funds to contact BTG following the administrator appointment.
Both bookmakers have stopped operating and are surrendering UK licences following suspensions over suspected social responsibility and anti-money laundering failings.
BresBet and Bet St George face licence suspensions over suspected anti-money laundering and social responsibility failures.
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The chair appointment establishes five-year leadership for the Gambling Commission beginning on 30 September 2026.