The industry must talk to prospective candidates in the run-up to the UK General Election, says Jeremy Godden, managing director of the Godden Gaming Organisation.
In a Bacta press release this week, Godden (pictured) urges fellow members to talk to candidates and “encourage them to finish the job of modernising the country’s gambling regulations.”
National Council member Godden said: “We need to ensure thjat all prospective parliamentary candidates understand why the changes proposed in the white paper are crucial to the long-term sustainability of the UK’s FECs and AGCs.
“We want amusement arcades to be top of the political agenda given their importance within the tourism offering at our seaside resorts.”
