High Wycombe Postcode -Lottery winner unveiled

The national organization visited the city of the city in Downley’s HP13 5SY region to hand over several checks of 166,666 GBP on March 8.

One of the lucky winners was 57-year-old David Baldwin, who initially canceled his lottery subscription in December last October.

David Baldwin with his price (Image: Postcode) This turned out to be the right decision because he was greeted by the postal ambassador Dany Johnson with his great price.

He said: “It is nice to win on the street with neighbors and other people.

“I stopped the Postcode lottery last year and luckily restarted it for Christmas.

“It was a good job that I really did.

David Baldwin and Bob Moorhouse with Danyl Johnson (Image: Postcode) “I would have been happy for my neighbors, but obviously disappointed for myself.

“I would never have settled. I have probably seen an ad on TV and decided to restart it.

Bob smiles with his winnings (Image: Postcode)

“Maybe I thought I would win.”

Now he is celebrating the bumper windfall-and told about his double joy after winning with close friend and 62-year-old neighbor Bob Moorhouse.

The two friends were satisfied with their cash prizes (Image: Postcode) He said, “I am glad that he started again because it is nice to share on this whole thing, even though I would have got more if he hadn’t done it.

“This is better than a tenner! I just thought everyone was doing the postcode lottery, so I thought I would participate. The WhatsApp group on the street swung for the last day.

“We are a bit away for the grandchildren and a nice trip.

“We will probably go to a nice restaurant in Wycombe with our neighbors to drink something.”

David with his wife Nicola (Image: Postcode) The postcode of the people costs 12.25 GBP per month and there are guaranteed winners every day, with more than £ 1.4 billion being collected for thousands of charity organizations and local good reasons.

One of these causes is the auxiliary service of rape and sexual abuse South Buckinghamshire (RSASS), which received 50,000 GBP from the Postleit -Community.

RSASS based in High Wycombe has been offering a specialist, trauma-informed support for surviving sexual violence in the region for almost 30 years.

This prize was promoted on behalf of the Postcode Education Trust, which supports organizations such as Africids, Book Aid International and their world.

The checks were distributed on March 8th (Image: Postcode)

Donna Millar, Executive Director of RSASS, said: “Sexual violence remains a serious problem in Great Britain, and unfortunately it is something that will probably never disappear.

“Although we have been in operation for a few decades, the last few years have been transformative for us as a charity, since we only support women and girls to all victims of sexual violence over 16 over their gender.”