Statutory Levy to Replace GambleAware with NHS-Led Gambling Support
The UK’s system for tackling gambling-related harm is set for a major overhaul as a new statutory levy takes effect, shifting responsibility from charities to public health authorities. As part of the change, GambleAware has announced it will begin a managed wind-down, closing operations by March 2026. Public Health Approach to Take the Reins as Soon as October The new levy, expected to raise £100 million annually, will be collected from gambling operators based on their gross gambling yield, ranging from 0.1% to 1.1% depending on activity type and risk level. Funds will support research, education, and treatment efforts...
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