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Opinion Councils are to have a greater say on gambling shops on the high streets (Image: PA)
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Why giving councils more power over gambling shops is overdue

In some Brent wards it is easier to find a place to gamble than a supermarket In some Brent wards it is easier to find a place to gamble than a supermarket
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Cllr Muhammed Butt, Brent Council leader
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Council fight against gambling harm steps up

Brent East MP Dawn Butler says she is Brent East MP Dawn Butler says she is
Gambling
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MP calls for government reform to limit gambling

A bingo hall will take over the former Lloyds bank in Walm Lane, Willesden, after Brent Council granted an application A bingo hall will take over the former Lloyds bank in Walm Lane, Willesden, after Brent Council granted an application
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Bank to be turned bingo hall despite crime warning

A new adult gaming centre is set to open at the site of the former William Hill casino in Park Parade, Harlesden A new adult gaming centre is set to open at the site of the former William Hill casino in Park Parade, Harlesden
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The area dubbed the 'Las Vegas of Britain' with another gambling shop set to open

The former Shoezone in Harlesden (left) and the William Hill (right) The former Shoezone in Harlesden (left) and the William Hill (right)
Brent Council
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Plans for two new casinos just minutes away from each other

From left to right Anita Whittaker, Cllr Patel, Cllr Chan and Sandra White, Chair of the Harlesden Neighbourhood Forum From left to right Anita Whittaker, Cllr Patel, Cllr Chan and Sandra White, Chair of the Harlesden Neighbourhood Forum
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'Harlesden can have a bright future' - plans for new casino refused

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