Gambling Commission fines Fun City (UK) Limited £560 over reporting breach
The Gambling Commission said on 16 October 2026 that it had imposed a financial penalty on Fun City (UK) Limited after finding the operator breached licence conditions on regulatory returns.
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The Gambling Commission said on 16 October 2026 that it had taken regulatory action against Fun City (UK) Limited, imposing a financial penalty following an investigation into the operator.
According to the Commission, the investigation was carried out outside of a licence review. It found that Fun City (UK) Limited had breached Licence condition 15.3.1, which relates to general and regulatory returns.
The Commission said the financial penalty was set at £560 and was imposed under section 121(1) of the Gambling Act 2005.
The Commission said the decision was made in line with its Licensing, Compliance and Enforcement policy statement and its Statement of principles for determining financial penalties.
The outcome of the case is listed by the Commission as a financial penalty, with the decision recorded under account number 1465.
The Commission said further details of the case, including the licensee’s current status, are available on the public register entry for Fun City (UK) Limited.