Casino 36 Wolverhampton is a premier destination offering visitors an exciting entertainment experience through its 80 slots, 24 Gaming tables including a special VIP area, a state of the art Sports Betting Lounge with Grill, and an exclusive VIP Champagne Lounge. Jayne Bailey was promoted to compliance officer and money laundering reporting officer (MLRO) at Casino 36 in Wolverhampton in 2017 and part of her role was to ensure that they complied with. Charges for CASINO 36 LIMITED (06584831) More for CASINO 36 LIMITED (06584831) Registered office address 56-58 Temple Street, Wolverhampton, United Kingdom, WV2 4AQ. Casino 36 really is Wolverhampton's premier entertainment venue and one of its best kept secrets. A venue unlike anything else in Wolverhampton and its open 24/7 364 days a year! The moment you walk in the door you will be surprised and delighted by the quality of the venue. We would like to show you a description here but the site won't allow us.
Related Articles
BoyleSports bets big on PDC darts raising its UK profile
UKGC places extra demands on Casino 36 management
SIS may appeal High Court judgement on ARC data rights
Casino 36 operators of Wolverhampton's Rubicon Casino has confirmed the purchase of the former Dorchester Club, the premises which sits next to its casino. The operator has applied to Wolverhampton City Council for permission of an extension, which will allow for the creation of a super casino.
Wolverhampton City Council have so far shown support for the project, Councillor Peter Bilson noted to local news sources that the council was pleased with the casino operators purchase of the disused premises and that Casino 36 plans were to expand enterprise and business in the city.
'Clearly it is intended to improve the unused nightclub premises and expand a business that will offer jobs to people, which is good news. There will always be concerns about bringing in or extending a gambling institution in the city so we will be looking to seek assurances from the owners that they will act responsibly'. Noted Bilson
Casino 36 Director Adrian Ballard stated that the casino extension would create up to 113 jobs in the region. Casino 36 has already gained an established presence in the region by operating casinos in Stockport and Dudley.
Casino 36 Wolverhampton Events 2020
The operator will use the additional premises to expand its gaming floor allowing for new slots machines, new table games and an additional poker area for live tournaments.
Casino 36 has donated £36,000 to Wolverhampton City Council to use on counselling programmes and community initiatives.
Related Articles
Casino 36 Wolverhampton Events Today
BoyleSports bets big on PDC darts raising its UK profile
SIS may appeal High Court judgement on ARC data rights
Casino 36 operators of Wolverhampton's Rubicon Casino has confirmed the purchase of the former Dorchester Club, the premises which sits next to its casino. The operator has applied to Wolverhampton City Council for permission of an extension, which will allow for the creation of a super casino.
Wolverhampton City Council have so far shown support for the project, Councillor Peter Bilson noted to local news sources that the council was pleased with the casino operators purchase of the disused premises and that Casino 36 plans were to expand enterprise and business in the city.
'Clearly it is intended to improve the unused nightclub premises and expand a business that will offer jobs to people, which is good news. There will always be concerns about bringing in or extending a gambling institution in the city so we will be looking to seek assurances from the owners that they will act responsibly'. Noted Bilson
Casino 36 Director Adrian Ballard stated that the casino extension would create up to 113 jobs in the region. Casino 36 has already gained an established presence in the region by operating casinos in Stockport and Dudley.
Casino 36 Wolverhampton Events 2020
The operator will use the additional premises to expand its gaming floor allowing for new slots machines, new table games and an additional poker area for live tournaments.
Casino 36 has donated £36,000 to Wolverhampton City Council to use on counselling programmes and community initiatives.
Related Articles
Casino 36 Wolverhampton Events Today
BoyleSports bets big on PDC darts raising its UK profile
UKGC places extra demands on Casino 36 management
SIS may appeal High Court judgement on ARC data rights
Casino 36 operators of Wolverhampton's Rubicon Casino has confirmed the purchase of the former Dorchester Club, the premises which sits next to its casino. The operator has applied to Wolverhampton City Council for permission of an extension, which will allow for the creation of a super casino.
Wolverhampton City Council have so far shown support for the project, Councillor Peter Bilson noted to local news sources that the council was pleased with the casino operators purchase of the disused premises and that Casino 36 plans were to expand enterprise and business in the city.
'Clearly it is intended to improve the unused nightclub premises and expand a business that will offer jobs to people, which is good news. There will always be concerns about bringing in or extending a gambling institution in the city so we will be looking to seek assurances from the owners that they will act responsibly'. Noted Bilson
Casino 36 Director Adrian Ballard stated that the casino extension would create up to 113 jobs in the region. Casino 36 has already gained an established presence in the region by operating casinos in Stockport and Dudley.
The operator will use the additional premises to expand its gaming floor allowing for new slots machines, new table games and an additional poker area for live tournaments.
Casino 36 has donated £36,000 to Wolverhampton City Council to use on counselling programmes and community initiatives.
