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UKGC chief Andrew Rhodes reportedly discusses role at gambling consultancy

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Andrew Rhodes, who is due to leave the UK Gambling Commission on 30 April 2026, is reportedly in talks with Hawkbridge about a role. The commission said Rhodes had withdrawn from duties that could pose a conflict of interest, with deputy chief executive Sarah Gardner and other executives taking them over.

A potential move to an industry consultancy raises conflict-of-interest safeguards during Rhodes’s remaining time at the UKGC.

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The Pools chief executive James Arnold leaves role

The Pools chief executive James Arnold has left the role, reportedly, and Companies House records show his directorship ended on 13 March. He had led the business for more than three years; the report linked the departure to several years of financial difficulty but did not state a reason for his exit.

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