The Betting and Gaming and Council (BGC) has portrayed its articulate disappointment after the UK Government chose to defer the reviving of gambling clubs in England until in any event 15 August.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave the news at a Downing Street public interview prior today, in which he expressed that the time had come to press the brake pedal on reviving plans.

BGC CEO Michael Dugher has composed an open letter to UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak in light of the choice.

Dugher named the Government U-turn as profoundly strange, conflicting and profoundly harming to those organizations and a great many staff they utilize.

Reiterating the contention of his ongoing tweet, Dugher addressed why club ought to stay shut in zones without an expansion in COVID-19 cases, for example, Bristol.

The BGC likewise portrayed the Prime Ministers attestation that gambling clubs are at higher hazard than different businesss as odd and very off-base.

The industry bunch has been working with the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport and Public Health England to guarantee gambling club properties would meet wellbeing and security prerequisites when they revived from 1 August.

Gambling Insder as of late talked with Hippodrome CEO and Chairman Simon Thomas to examine the propertys plans for reviving this week something which will presently should be deferred for at any rate two additional weeks.