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Hunter's Quay Adult Gaming Centre, Hunter's Quay Holiday Village, Dolphin Leisure Centre, Hunter's Quay, Dunoon, PA23 8HP

Argyll and Bute Council · 25 April 2023
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THE ARGYLL AND BUTE LICENSING BOARD –  25TH APRIL 2023
KILMORY, LOCHGILPHEAD 
GAMBLING ACT 2005
APPLICATION FOR AN ADULT GAMING CENTRE 
PREMISES KNOWN AS:   Hunter’s Quay Holiday Village
ADDRESS:    Dolphin Leisure Centre         
Hunter's Quay         
Dunoon, PA23 8HP
APPLICANT:    Inspired Gaming UK Ltd
107 Station Street             
Burton Upon Trent, DE14 1SZ
OPERATING LICENCE No:  000-001090-N-104166-016
AGENT:     None
TYPE LICENCE APPLIED FOR:  Adult Gaming Centre 
An Adult Gaming Centre allows an operator to offer an unlimited number of Category C and D
gaming machines and up to 20 per cent of the total number of machines, can be of Category B3 or
B4 
Category C Machines have £1 stake and maximum prize of £100
Category D Machines are low-stake fruit machine style machines, coin pushers (sometimes called
penny falls) or crane grabs.
Category B3 machines have £2 stake and maximum prize of £500
Category B4 machines have £2 stake and maximum prize of £400 
PROPOSED OPERATING HOURS: 9am to Midnight

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ANY OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION 
1. The Applicant submitted the application on 13th February 2023
2. Applicant advert was placed in Dunoon Observer on 24th February 2023 – objection period
expires 24th April 2023
3.  No objections from interested parties have  been  received to date
4. The Police have confirmed they have no observations/comments to make on 23rd February
2023
5. Board determines firstly whether responses from responsible authority or interested party
otherwise are admissible. Interested party defined as person who:
(a) lives sufficiently close to premises to be likely to be affected by the authorisation of a
licence; or
(b) has business interests that might be affected; or
(c) someone who represents either (a) or (b).
6. After determining whether representation comes from responsible authority or interested
party, the Board must then determine its relevance.
7. These premises currently hold an unlicensed family entertainment centre permit which
was granted on 6th October 2022.  They also have a licensed premises gaming machine
permit which has been in place since 4th March 2013. Copy licences attached 
8.          Mandatory conditions apply to adult gaming centres as detailed below 
1.  A notice stating that no person under the age of 18 years is permitted to enter the premises shall be displayed in a
prominent place at every entrance to the premises. 
2.  No customer shall be able to access the premises directly from any other premises in respect of which a licence issued
under Part 8 of the Act, or a permit issued by virtue of section 285 of, or Schedule 10 or 12 to, the Act, has effect. 
3.  Any ATM made available for use on the premises shall be located in a place that requires any customer who wishes to
use it to cease gambling at any gaming machine in order to do so. 
4.—(1) No alcohol shall be sold, or permitted to be consumed, at any time during which facilities for gambling are being
provided on the premises.

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(2) A notice stating the condition in sub-paragraph (1) shall be displayed in a prominent place at every entrance to the
premises.
The applicant has been advised they will require to address the Board on how they will
comply with the mandatory conditions.
8. There are no default opening hours for adult gaming centres.  The licensing authority can
determine these on a case by case basis.  The applicant has requested the hours of 9am to
Midnight

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This form is prescribed by regulation 4 of the Gambling Act 2005 (Family Entertainment
Centre Gaming Machine((Permits)Regulations 2007 
Unlicensed Family Entertainment Centre Gaming Machine Permit 
This family entertainment centre gaming machine permit authorises:
Inspired Gaming Uk Ltd
First Floor
107 Station Street
Burton Upon Trent
Staffordshire, DE14 1SZ 
to make Category D gaming machines available for use on the following
premises:
Hunter’s Quay Holiday Village
Dolphin Leisure Centre and Shop
Hunter's Quay
Dunoon 
PA23 8HP 
Date on which this permit takes effect:  06/10/2022 
Date on which this permit expires:  05/10/2032 
This permit is issued by:                    Argyll and Bute Licensing Board                                                                
Kilmory                                                                
Lochgilphead                                                                
Argyll                                                                
PA31 8RT 
Signed:                                               Date:  06/10/2022
Clerk to the Licensing Board

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This form is prescribed by regulation 9(1) of the Licensed Premises Gaming Machine Permits
(Scotland) Regulations 2007 
Licensed Premises Gaming Machine Permit 
No:     G/PL/17 
This licensed premises gaming machine permit authorises:   
Hunters Quay Leisure Centre    (Cowal Leisure Centre) 
To make gaming machines, of the category and number specified below,
available for use on the following premises
Hunters Quay Holiday Village
By Dunoon
PA23 8HP 
Number of Category C gaming machine authorised by this permit
3
Number of Category D gaming machine authorised by this permit
22 
Date on which this permit takes effect:     4/3/ 2013 
This permit is issued by:                    Argyll and Bute Licensing Board                                                                
Kilmory                                                                
Lochgilphead                                                                
Argyll                                                                
PA31 8RT 
Signed                   Date: 4th March 2013
Clerk to the Licensing Board 
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