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The Casino Milton Keynes, which opened in September 2013, is the UK's second 'super casino' and the largest outside London. It is located in Xscape, in the centre of Milton Keynes, an entertainment destination offering a combination of extreme sports, indoor snow slopes and Europe's first purpose-built body flying tunnel as well as various other leisure activities, shopping and restaurants.
The nearest airport to Milton Keynes is London Luton Airport – 23 miles from the centre. London Heathrow is 52 miles away. By car, take the M1 or A5. There are many public car parks around the Xscape - they have coloured parking zones which charge different hourly rates. Parking is free after 6.00pm. The casino is easily accessible by public transport and is serviced by several local bus routes as well as being less than a 10 minute drive from Milton Keynes central train station. Although there is no hotel in the complex, there are a number within walking distance including the Premier Inn, Holiday Inn, Ramada and Jurys Inn.
The casino features more than 20 live gaming tables as well as 108 slot machines, 76 electronic live gaming terminals, 17 poker tables, four sports betting terminals and bingo express. Its 150 seat poker room offers a wide choice of tournaments and cash games. Cash games are available in the poker room from 4.00pm – 8.00am Monday to Friday and 2.00pm – 8.00am Saturday and Sunday. In order to play poker you need to be a member of their Aspire Rewards Club. Membership is eligible to anyone who visits the casino and is free but photo ID is required.
Food is available around the clock at Clary's where you can enjoy a wide range of dining choices. Tanzibar, the casino's sports bar, has wall-to-wall multi-media screens showcasing live sporting events from around the world.
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Milton Keynes Council has received at least £175,000 from the Aspers Casino MK
A leading councillor believes a mistake had been made in a decision to end a contract to provide specific counselling services for ‘vulnerable gamblers' in Milton Keynes.
Every year since 2012/13 Milton Keynes Council has received at least £175,000 from the Aspers Casino MK at Xscape that has been earmarked to help vulnerable gamblers.
It's part of a licensing agreement with the casino which has seen total contributions of around £1million each year, on top of business rates. Since 2012/13, contributions based on the agreement have totalled £5,218,430, a report to councillors said.
Cllr Catriona Morris, who chairs MK Council's licensing committee, as well as being deputy leader of the Conservative group, revealed that there was an internal battle to even get an item on the agenda of Wednesday's Licensing Committee. It made it onto the agenda as a ‘late item' a matter of hours before the advertised start time.
Cllr Morris said: 'It is something we have been chasing for some many months and had a variety of reasons why we weren't going to be able to have one at all. This was not something I was willing to accept in this council year and was adamant we would have something.
'That's why I was happy that we had it late rather than nothing at all, which was I think the other option.'
A council contract with mental health charity MIND to provide counselling services is due to come to an end on March 31.
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Cllr Morris said: 'I am very clear and I know others are that the vulnerable gamblers contribution is very clear what it is for and seems now to have been taken out of that and gone into a general adult social care fund.'
'I genuinely think there was a misunderstanding within the council over the money being ring-fenced, and having a role.
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'I genuinely think a mistake has been made and is something that can be resolved within the month and the problem not go into the next financial year. I'm not feeling that is likely to happen at the moment but the adult social care scrutiny committee are pushing very much.
The casino features more than 20 live gaming tables as well as 108 slot machines, 76 electronic live gaming terminals, 17 poker tables, four sports betting terminals and bingo express. Its 150 seat poker room offers a wide choice of tournaments and cash games. Cash games are available in the poker room from 4.00pm – 8.00am Monday to Friday and 2.00pm – 8.00am Saturday and Sunday. In order to play poker you need to be a member of their Aspire Rewards Club. Membership is eligible to anyone who visits the casino and is free but photo ID is required.
Food is available around the clock at Clary's where you can enjoy a wide range of dining choices. Tanzibar, the casino's sports bar, has wall-to-wall multi-media screens showcasing live sporting events from around the world.
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Milton Keynes Council has received at least £175,000 from the Aspers Casino MK
A leading councillor believes a mistake had been made in a decision to end a contract to provide specific counselling services for ‘vulnerable gamblers' in Milton Keynes.
Every year since 2012/13 Milton Keynes Council has received at least £175,000 from the Aspers Casino MK at Xscape that has been earmarked to help vulnerable gamblers.
It's part of a licensing agreement with the casino which has seen total contributions of around £1million each year, on top of business rates. Since 2012/13, contributions based on the agreement have totalled £5,218,430, a report to councillors said.
Cllr Catriona Morris, who chairs MK Council's licensing committee, as well as being deputy leader of the Conservative group, revealed that there was an internal battle to even get an item on the agenda of Wednesday's Licensing Committee. It made it onto the agenda as a ‘late item' a matter of hours before the advertised start time.
Cllr Morris said: 'It is something we have been chasing for some many months and had a variety of reasons why we weren't going to be able to have one at all. This was not something I was willing to accept in this council year and was adamant we would have something.
'That's why I was happy that we had it late rather than nothing at all, which was I think the other option.'
A council contract with mental health charity MIND to provide counselling services is due to come to an end on March 31.
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Cllr Morris said: 'I am very clear and I know others are that the vulnerable gamblers contribution is very clear what it is for and seems now to have been taken out of that and gone into a general adult social care fund.'
'I genuinely think there was a misunderstanding within the council over the money being ring-fenced, and having a role.
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'I genuinely think a mistake has been made and is something that can be resolved within the month and the problem not go into the next financial year. I'm not feeling that is likely to happen at the moment but the adult social care scrutiny committee are pushing very much.
Cllr Morris said she had had meetings with the casino on Tuesday and said they are 'very concerned about it all.'
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She added: 'Their contribution to this council is over a million pounds a year if you include business rates as well.
'They are somewhat disgruntled that they have a lot of important things they have to do in their licence and the council seems to have messed up on one small part of it.
'It's an issue that's not going to go away and as licensing committee we need to keep an eye on because it is clearly part of the licensing agreement.'
Cllr Morris revealed that meetings were taking place behind the scenes between senior councillors and officers to get to the bottom of the decision but was unable to say when the issue may be resolved.
