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There is something seemingly very wrong with a country in which slot machines are used by the state to raise funds and the ambulance service relies on donations. ‘The distribution of non- casino gaming machine profits in New Zealand (2011)’ (nothing newer on the dept internal affairs website) “Location of gaming machines Gambling venues are more likely to be located in more socio-economically deprived areas. For example, Ministry of Health analysis (2006) shows that approximately half of all non- casino gaming machines were located in deciles 8–10 in both 2003 and 2005.” At 2011, there were just over 18,000 machines in NZ. 20% duty paid. Of $252m available; Culture, Sport and Recreation received 55% of the funding from proceeds. Social Services 11% Health 8% Dev and Housing 8% Environment 1% Total costs of St John’s in 2011? $225m Introducing a wealth tax would help bring about a much healthier focussed funding stream for the services all will rely on at some point in their life……

📣 Published today: the first wave of the Gambling Survey for Great Britain (GSGB). The report outlines information on gambling participation, behaviours and attitudes. The report found that 48% of adults in Great Britain had gambled in the past four weeks (27 per cent when excluding those who only played the National Lottery or other charity lottery draw based games). 38% of adults had gambled online and 29% had gambled in person. Find the full report here: https://lnkd.in/eRGMs6p6

Gambling Bill – Do you fundraise using Raffles & Lotteries? Important Action needed this week! Charities who fundraise using Raffles & Lotteries need to act this week: make a direct approach to TDs letting them know how the bill will affect your organisation. ▶️ https://lnkd.in/e87t26Gh

Final chance to join the People First Community Lottery to support Serving Our People. Every dollar from your ticket purchase goes directly to SOP to support the community and those in need. Plus, you’ll be entered to win some fantastic prizes. ㅤ Ticket price: $2 per ticket. ㅤ Every $2 ticket sold helps feed children and families in need. ㅤ - Buy 5 tickets to feed a child for a year - Buy 10 tickets to feed 2 children for a year - Buy 30 tickets to feed 6 children for a year - Buy 50 tickets to feed 10 children for a year ㅤ By purchasing a lottery ticket you have the chance to make an impact and help those in need. Every single contribution will make a huge impact in the community. ㅤ This year, the People’s First Community Lottery has 52 prizes valued at over $300,000. ㅤ Ticket Sales Close: Thursday 25 July, 11:59pm (ACST). Please click here to support - bit.ly/3Ln58LC

The National Lottery has made a huge difference to life across the UK – not just for the millions of prize-winners, including 7,000+ millionaires created, – but in generating and investing over £48bn for almost 700,000 community, arts, sports and heritage projects in the UK. Allwyn will build on the success of the last three decades and is committed to investing significantly over the next ten years to reignite the magic that lies at the heart of The National Lottery. We will gradually introduce changes over the course of the next few years that will strengthen the bond between The National Lottery and its consumers. With Allwyn as its operator, The National Lottery will be an even greater transformational force for good, changing lives every day. Not just the lives of its lucky winners, but lives across the UK by raising money to fund the things that matter to all of us: communities, sport, heritage, and the arts. #NationalLottery #ChangingLivesEveryDay #AllwynUK

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Have you heard about the Bradbury Fields Lottery? We have our own lottery here at Bradbury Fields and it's all for a great cause! By participating, you support Merseyside’s blind and partially sighted community and also stand a chance to win big. Our lottery combines the excitement of winning with the satisfaction of contributing to charity. You could win cash prizes while helping improve the lives of visually impaired people. The more tickets sold, the more funds we raise to provide essential equipment and services for those affected by sight loss. These resources can significantly enhance their quality of life and make daily tasks easier. However, we need your help to make it happen. Think about it—many of us buy lottery tickets or scratch cards without ever winning big. With the Bradbury Fields Lottery, your odds are better than the National and Health lotteries, and your participation helps support a worthwhile cause. Our lottery isn't just a game; it’s a vital source of income that can change lives. And you get a shot at winning up to £25,000 every week! Even if you don’t win, you'll feel great knowing you're making a difference. Here’s how it works: When you sign up, you get six numbers that are automatically entered every week. The winning combination is based on the last digits of the week’s Fahrenheit temperatures in six European cities. Winners are notified by email, and the prize money is transferred directly to you. Join us and play for just £1 today! Sign up here: https://lnkd.in/ezrgfbmt  

The House of Lords Industry and Regulators Committee will undertake an enquiry into whether property agents should be regulated today. It will focus on residential agents, while appearing at the committee will be representatives from campaign group Generation Rent, as well as the Leasehold Knowledge Partnership, a leaseholders’ charity. Jimmy Baillie #realestate #property #parking #markets #ukproperty #brokers #realestate #businessproperty #ukbusiness #buysell #rentalhome #chinaproperty

Thoughts with all affected, they should be the only focus here. If you're able to, please think about donating on the below. https://lnkd.in/e67ySJQM https://lnkd.in/emPCsBe9

In Texas, gambling is generally illegal, with some specific exceptions. As stated in Texas Penal Code § 47.01 – 47.10, gambling activities, such as placing bets on games of chance or operating gambling establishments, are prohibited. However, exceptions to this rule include state-sanctioned lottery games, charitable bingo, and wagering on horse or greyhound racing at licensed racetracks. Social gambling in private settings, where no person profits other than personal winnings and the risks are the same for all participants, is also allowed. Click the link here: https://bit.ly/42tnNNE for more surprising illegal activities.