Examples of betting shop

• It is provided that people who apply for the licence of a public house or betting shop have to have a good character.

• If one wishes to open an off-licence, a pub or a betting shop, one requires planning permission for the premises and a licence to operate.

• I have no idea what gave rise to that restriction on the size of the television for use in a betting shop.

• Anyone who has been in a betting shop does not need to have them explained because the processes are exactly the same.

• In my constituency, there is a betting shop in almost every street, and this is quite unnecessary.

• He has no temptation, as he has in a betting shop, to double up.

• If one wants to change a small shop into a betting shop one has to make a planning application and pay a standard charge of £47.

• It helped to keep him out of the pub and from squandering time and money in the betting shop—money which he could not afford.