Gambling in England boom reshapes bookmaking shops
Geoffrey Miller reports on Britain's booming betting industry as licensed shops multiply and big firms like Ladbrokes and Hills expand nationwide. Credit betting fades, cash dominates, and tax revenue climbs to 175 million. Regulators curb licenses. operators push for TV racing and live viewing to lift profits.
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