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BREAKING: GambleAware to Close by 2026 – UK Gambling Legislation Impact Explained

00:00 - BREAKING: GambleAware to Close by 2026 – UK Gambling Legislation Impact Explained 03:11 - GambleAware Shutdown: UK's New Statutory Levy & Impact on Gambling Harm Prevention 1. BREAKING: GambleAware to Close by 2026 – UK Gambling Legislation Impact Explained GambleAware, the UK's leading gambling charity, is set to close by March 2026 following the introduction of new anti-gambling legislation. This video breaks down the key details: the transition of responsibilities to the UK government and new commissioners, the statutory levy on gambling operators, and the charity's role in shaping the new public health-led system. Learn how this shift impacts gambling harm prevention, treatment, and support services across England, Scotland, and Wales. Key points include: GambleAware's 2002 founding and mission to combat gambling addiction The new statutory gambling harms system and its implications The role of three new commissioners for research, prevention, and treatment Andy Boucher's statement on the charity's legacy and future challenges How the NHS and public health bodies will manage gambling harm moving forward Stay informed about this major change in UK gambling policy and its potential effects on vulnerable communities. 2. GambleAware Shutdown: UK's New Statutory Levy & Impact on Gambling Harm Prevention Discover the latest updates on GambleAware's decision to cease operations by March 2026 and the transition to a new statutory levy for gambling harm prevention. This video delves into the details of the government's plans to raise £100 million through industry stakeholder profits, the role of new commissioners, and the impact on gambling addiction support services. Learn about GambleAware's legacy, their support for the statutory levy, and the government's tribute to their efforts. Stay informed on how this major change will shape the future of gambling harm prevention in the UK.