New PhD call
14th March 2017
GambleAware announces funding for new PhD call. Read the announcement here and the application process here.
14th March 2017
GambleAware announces funding for new PhD call. Read the announcement here and the application process here.
09th March 2017
GambleAware signals new focus on public health with appointment of four new trustees. Read the announcement here.
08th March 2017
GambleAware announces new 3 year funding arrangement with the Gordon Moody Association. Read the announcement here.
23rd February 2017
GambleAware launches pilot online ad campaign targeting young people. Read the press statement here.
16th February 2017
GambleAware announces appointment of Clare Wyllie as Director of Research and Evaluation. Read the announcment here.
03rd February 2017
GambleAware publishes further analysis of machine data that examines the impact of the £50 regulations. Read the announcement here and the report here.
01st February 2017
GambleAware publishes a follow-up study of loyalty card holders that adds new information to our knowledge of problems associated with machine gambling. Read the announcement here and the report here.
31st January 2017
GambleAware welcomes official endorsement of its ambition to raise £10m a year to tackle gambling-related harm. Read the press release here.
22nd December 2016
New research funded by GambleAware for further analysis of machine data to examine the impact of the £50 regulations in bookmakers. Read the announcement here.
22nd December 2016
GambleAware publishes a report on its Harm Minimisation Conference 2016. Read the report here.
21st December 2016
GambleAware invites applications for an Assistant to the Director of Fundraising. Read more here.
21st December 2016
GambleAware publishes its December 2016 newsletter. Read the newsletter here.
14th December 2016
GambleAware publishes its Annual Report 2015/16. Read the announcement here and the report here.
12th December 2016
The true cost of problem gambling is revealed today in a new report commissioned by GambleAware. The study, completed by the IPPR, estimates that problem gamblers cost the government between £260 million and £1.2 billion per year. Read the press release here and the report here.
08th December 2016
GambleAware publishes new research with implications for regulatory review on gaming machines. Read the press release here and the report here.
05th December 2016
GambleAware has drawn on the wealth of research it has commissioned to respond to the government's 'Call for Evidence on Gaming Machines and Social Responsibility Measures'. The submission may be viewed here.