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Two people in Bellshill are celebrating after winning £60,000 thanks to their postcode.

Hundreds of neighbours living in a Wigan village are set to wake up thousands of pounds richer later this week. Several streets in Lowton will share almost £8 million from the People's Postcode Lottery, it has been announced.

BB2 4 who won a share of the total prize pot of £3million. Their winnings ranged from £776 to £4,656 depending on the number of tickets they played with.People's Postcode Lottery presenter Judie McCourt was knocking on doors and handing out cheques.

People's Postcode Lottery to help raise money for charities fighting the disease. So she was absolutely shocked when just a few months later her postcode was picked as a winner of £30,000.It has been an incredibly tough year for the 55-year-old, from Charnock Richard, Lancs, but the windfall has finally given her something to smile about.Janet found out how much she’d won on a video call with lottery ambassador Judie McCourt.

lottery ambassador Judie McCourt to break the exciting news, Tara couldn't say a word.Mum Linda explained: "Tara has lost her voice at the moment but she has tears in her eyes! I’m absolutely speechless, things like this don’t happen to us."And retired sales manager d ad Robert, 77, added: "We split the ticket with our daughter Tara so she has won too as we’ll split the winnings fifty-fifty. It’s a double whammy really!" Dad Robert won £30,000 after his postcode KY11 2LE was announced as a winner with People’s Postcode Lottery.

Perth has said “life has brightened up considerably” after his postcode won him £30,000.Bob Scott landed the cash when PH2 7BU was announced as a winner with People’s Postcode Lottery on Sunday, April 4.The 82-year-old, who has been widowed for 12 years, discovered how much he had won on a video call with lottery ambassador Judie McCourt.Perth private hire operator highlights shortage of wheelchair accessible taxis in the areaCautious return to classroom for Holly (16) after her COVID jabsOn seeing his prize, Bob said: “Heaven’s sake! I’ve not to swear, my daughter Rhonda told me not to swear.“It’s absolutely delightful, it’s unbelievable.“I never thought the lottery would call me ever, it never entered my scheme of thought at all.“This is

Six neighbours who won a £210k lottery windfall between them say they plan to celebrate with takeaways.

direct to your inboxSix neighbours in a Trafford town have had a rare dose of lockdown luck, after each winning a share of £210,000 - all thanks to their postcode.The residents in an area of Timperley have become lucky winners of the People’s Postcode Lottery, in the draw for February 26.Five neighbours in the WA15 6QU postcode scooped £30,000 each, with the sixth winning a healthy £60,000 after buying two tickets.John Flood was one Timperley resident who won a £30k cheque. The 72-year-old learnt of his win over a video call with Judie McCourt, broadcaster and Postcode Lottery ambassador.The moment he gasped as the prize was revealed to him can be watched in the video above.“£30,000! Wow.

Click here for more news and sport from the Stirling area.“It’s a lifechanging amount of money and I can do things now without having to worry. I never expected that this morning anyway!”People’s Postcode Lottery ambassador Judie McCourt said: “It was my pleasure to deliver some good news to Catherine and help get her new year off to a great start.”Everyday throughout the January draws one postcode will be announced as a £30,000 prize winner.

A retired nurse who won a fortune on People's Postcode Lottery has told of her romantic plan for spending her winnings.

last week’s success for Airdrie players living in Clarkston Drive.Judie McCourt, an ambassador for the People’s Postcode Lottery, congratulated the Chryston residents and said: “What an amazing way to round off the week – I’m sure the winners will enjoy spending the cash and treat themselves to something special.”Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge AdvertiserWith at least a third of ticket sales going directly to charities, players have raised more than £600 million to date for good causes in Britain and beyond.Sunday’s draw was promoted on behalf of African Parks, which has received £4.3 million in postcode lottery funding to manage and restore national parks in Africa.Local charities can apply to benefit from funding

Lottery winner Chloe Webster won't be in a huge rush to return home from her holiday in Greece after learning of her jackpot.The 29-year-old was left speechless after finding out she had won £30,000 on People's Postcode Lottery.She was one of five neighbours in Seamer, North Yorkshire, who shared a huge £150,000 windfall.Chloe was on a family holiday in Kos, Greece when People's Postcode Lottery's Judie McCourt video called her.When she saw the cheque she said: "No way! Wow! That is amazing. I can’t believe it.

A grandmother from Glasgow is planning to celebrate her £100,000 lottery win with a trip to Hawaii and "a couple" of drinks.

A pair of Blantyre families were celebrating this week after scooping £30,000 each on the People’s Postcode Lottery.The cash windfall came after their postcode, G72 0TY, was announced as the winner on Saturday, June 20.Denise Booth and Laura Graham had their cheques revealed over video call with People’s Postcode Lottery ambassador Judie McCourt.And Denise (45) and husband Jim were over the moon when they found out how much they’d won. So much so, that Denise screamed when Judie revealed her cheque.Denise said: “Oh my god! That is fantastic.