GambleAware has published its annual GB Treatment and Support survey for 2020, with findings indicating a year-on-year increase in 'problem gamblers' seeking treatment, advice or support.

New interim findings from research conducted by the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) details for the first time the online gambling habits of 140,000 online gambling accounts in Britain.

GambleAware has launched the second burst of its 'Tap Out' safer gambling campaign, with the end line 'Tap out. Take a moment. Avoid Bet Regret'.

GambleAware has published a Synthesis Report on the Bet Regret Safer Gambling Campaign, outlining how research was used to inform the development of the various stages of the campaign and ensure an evidence-based approach was applied throughout.

GambleAware has published three new reports that show safer gambling messaging should be integrated into all aspects of gambling

GambleAware submitted evidence to the Secretary of State, The Rt Hon Oliver Dowden CBE MP, in response to the Government's Call for Evidence for its review of the 2005 Gambling Act.

GambleAware has published data on National Gambling Treatment Service use by those in Wales and Scotland for 2019/20.

This is the first campaign that is targeted at women to promote treatment and support for gambling harms.

GambleAware has appointed an external organisation to co-design and deliver an inclusive and representative GB-wide network of people with lived experience of gambling harms. It has also facilitated the formation of a specialist interest group, for people who have lived experienced of harms associated with gambling and who have experience of treatment within the National Gambling Treatment Service.

GambleAware hosted its 8th Annual Conference on the topic of 'Treatment of gambling harms: collaborating on a long term plan'.