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UKGC explains permit and machine requirements for unlicensed family entertainment centres

By The Weekly Edge desk · · Updated

Summary

UKGC guidance says unlicensed family entertainment centres need local licensing authority permits, which last 10 years unless surrendered or allowed to lapse. These venues may offer only category D machines; their operators do not need UKGC operating licences, but their machine suppliers do.

Why it matters

UFEC operators need local permits and may offer only category D machines, while their machine suppliers need UKGC operating licences.

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TypeRegulator
Entries69
Main marketsUK
Enforcement & compliance34
Licences & markets1
Fines recordedGBP 55,557,814
Latest14 Oct 2026
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