We welcome the announcement of the new #GamblingLevy and its potential to drive meaningful change. Tackling gambling harm is vital, and we hope the levy paves the way for bold, systemic reform. #GamblingHarm
TGS’s Director of Research Clare Wyllie joined the panel at today’s @pgreform Gambling Ads Summit:
· Gambling can’t be regulated by those who benefit from it.
· There is enough evidence, and the government has the power to make change. We hope that the new government will act.
Today CAGA has become CEGA - the Coalition to End Gambling Ads https://t.co/2h7WWOyiY2
The new name represents a firming of our objectives and our determination to put an end to gambling being promoted.
Stay tuned for announcements of new members and activities.
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@MartinJ25530514 Learn more about our White Paper response: https://t.co/moXwSTGoZe
Our latest report set out to challenge the claim that there's not enough evidence on gambling advertising to make a change. There is, and here’s the pudding.
@MartinJ25530514 You're absolutely correct, Martin. In our White Paper response, we flagged two major missed opportunities: 1. Statutory Duty of Care 2. The failure to formally change how the government views gambling as a normal commercial good and a contributor to economic growth.
New blog post alert! We demystify the evidence showing that gambling marketing causes harm and why the current regulations are failing to protect the public. It's time for stronger, evidence-based action. Read more on our website https://t.co/gvdESrlOYu
We’ve published a new blog post discussing our theory of change, developed in partnership with @GREOntario! Learn how our initiative is making meaningful contributions to reducing gambling-related harm. Check it out: https://t.co/oF3PI1vL75 #TacklingStigma
TGS is proud to be a signatory of the open letter urging the Government to move forward with the gambling levy. It's time for Labour to show it puts people before profit. #GamblingHarm#TacklingStigma
The Labour Government should implement the statutory levy on gambling operators without delay.
It'd be nice if they stopped talking about 'responsible gambling' too. What century do they think we're in?
https://t.co/xjN3933DW2
Full letter here:
https://t.co/7D0Rx1B8eS
Research Session 3: Tackling #Gambling stigma - a qualitative examination of the experiences of affected others. With Alexander Kallman from @TacklingStigma#CAGR2024
Exciting news! We've added the "Affected Others" section to our site! Now, alongside the 'Own Gambling Experience' section, read about Affected Others’ experiences. Explore both sides for deeper insights. Check it out: https://t.co/l1hFvzYaOP! #GamblingHarm#TacklingStigma
@GambleAware “Most messages still place slightly more responsibility on individuals than gambling companies, so further research could explore other messages that ensure an exact balance.” What is the "balance" between blaming individuals and allowing industry to market harmful products?
@GambleAware's recent findings claim that “safer gambling messaging” on ads isn’t effective. But this truth has echoed for years, voiced by those harmed by gambling. With a levy on the way, and as the government revamps these messages, GA seeks a role in shaping the new ones.
The evidence is crystal clear: a £2 stake limit for everyone is essential, not just under-25s. Our comprehensive report highlighted the flawed approach by @DCMS, accurately predicting the outcome. You can read our full report here: https://t.co/wsaCkv6Lup
Where's the rationale behind a £5 stake limit for adults over 25, @DCMS? No evidence supports this move, contradicting government aims. It's a profit-first approach, and the consultation appears geared towards this outcome from the get-go. 1/2
NEWS: We are introducing stake limits for online slot games to protect more people from gambling harms
Online slots are one of the most addictive forms of gambling, but unlike casinos there was no limit on what could be lost on a spin until now
Read more �NEWS: We are introducing stake limits for online slot games to protect more people from gambling harms
Online slots are one of the most addictive forms of gambling, but unlike casinos there was no limit on what could be lost on a spin until now
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Big news! We're thrilled to kick off a new project exploring the representation of gambling harm in GB. The project builds on everything we’ve learned speaking to countless people about gambling harm, stigma and how it affects them. Stay tuned for more updates #gamblingharm
Reflecting on the year gone by, we're grateful for your support in our mission to tackle gambling stigma. We look forward to sharing exciting news with you in the new year🎇
‘In its current form, this is not evidence-based policymaking, but policymaking for the convenience of industry.’ Read our levy consultation blog and report here https://t.co/QEIxsd1T37
A £2 limit prioritises people over profit, ensuring that gambling is what the gambling industry says it is, a source of entertainment, not a pathway to financial ruin – Our views on the DCMS stake consultations.
New Blog Post! We dissect the DCMS consultation on online slot stakes. "The way the consultation is constructed makes us concerned that the limit will be set at £5." Read more: https://t.co/5eNr2t38FH