Camelot wins National Lottery licence

Howard Lake | 19 December 2000 | News



Camelot has won the second licence to run the UK’s National Lottery, beating Sir Richard Branson’s People’s Lottery. After a 4-1 decision by the commissioners, Hilary Blume, a commissioner from the charity sector, resigned in protest.




Read Camelot wins lottery licence and Charities demand funding security by Guy Campos at SocietyGuardian. Find out more about Hilary Blume in Charity doctor sets record for good causes by Adam Sherwin at The Times


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