West Cumbria postcode wins £1,000 per ticket in lottery draw
Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 11 Oct, 10:48 · Archive
Postcode CA25 5NJ in Cleator Moor, West Cumbria, has won £1,000 per ticket in the Postcode Lottery draw.
The postcode CA25 5NJ, which covers the Montreal Avenue area of Cleator Moor, has won a prize in the latest Postcode Lottery daily draw. Each ticket holder in the postcode will receive £1,000 per ticket, with those holding multiple entries receiving £1,000 for each one.
The postcode was one of 20 winning postcodes selected across the UK in Sunday's draw. Other winning postcodes in the same draw included locations in Bristol, Loughborough, Stockport and Worcester.
The Postcode Lottery scheme awards daily prizes based on postcode draws, with the scheme open to paying participants. A portion of ticket sales supports charities and good causes. Winners can verify their postcodes on the Postcode Lottery website.
How it is being reported
- Residents of this Cumbrian street have won £1,000 each in Postcode Lottery drawWindermere residents celebrate as local postcode wins £1,000 per ticket in the Postcode Lottery's draw that saw twenty different postcodes win.NW Evening Mail · 11 Oct, 10:30
- Residents of this Cumbrian street have won £1,000 each in Postcode Lottery drawWindermere residents celebrate as local postcode wins £1,000 per ticket in the Postcode Lottery's draw that saw twenty different postcodes win.Westmorland Gazette · 11 Oct, 10:30
- Cumbria postcode wins £1,000 per ticket in Postcode Lottery drawWest Cumbria postcode CA25 5NJ wins Postcode Lottery prize, with Cleator Moor ticket holders receiving £1,000 per entry in Sunday’s draw.Whitehaven News · 11 Oct, 10:08
- Cumbria postcode wins £1,000 per ticket in Postcode Lottery drawWest Cumbria postcode CA25 5NJ wins Postcode Lottery prize, with Cleator Moor ticket holders receiving £1,000 per entry in Sunday’s draw.News & Star · 11 Oct, 10:08
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