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LCI trading hit by London bombs
Casino operator London Clubs International (LCI) has become the third gaming group to blame a drop in revenue on the July terrorist attacks in London.
In a trading statement, the group – which operates five casinos in the capital – announced that trading had suffered particularly at its high end operations.
Earlier this month, both Gala and Stanley Leisure attributed a fall in revenue to the July attacks.
LCI has also announced it has applied for an additional gaming licence for a property in Leicester Square and was expecting a decision to be made in November. www.lciclubs.com
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