gbgb.org.uk

GBGB regulates licensed greyhound racing in Great Britain. It applies the Rules of Racing, registers every greyhound that races on a GBGB track, and licenses racecourses, trainers, kennelhands and local officials such as track vets and stewards. Its Welfare and Integrity Office oversees the sport's cleanliness, safety and welfare, and Stipendiary Stewards inspect tracks and residential kennels. Its long-term welfare strategy, "A Good Life for Every Greyhound", and its Greyhound Commitment set out expectations for how the sport is run.

Its audiences are the participants in the sport, including trainers, owners, kennelhands, racecourses and officials, as well as the public through its campaigns to rehome retired greyhounds as pets.

The company was not founded in the website text; the site marks the 2026 centenary of British greyhound racing with a Centenary Gala at Dunstall Park. The industry employs over 5,000 people according to its careers page, and GBGB has a small central office team alongside a field force of Stipendiary Stewards, Regional Regulatory Veterinary Surgeons and Drug Sampling Stewards.

Product: Sport regulation for licensed greyhound racing: Rules of Racing, greyhound registration, licensing, welfare and integrity oversight, and retired greyhound adoption campaigns.