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I’m moving into a CAMPERVAN with £333k lottery win – my dream is to transform battered VW & go live off-grid --[Reported by Umva mag]

A LOTTO winner has revealed that he plans to move into a campervan and live off-grid after his £333,000 win. The overjoyed family man is planning a trip around Britain after hitting a double jackpot. Peoples Postcode LotteryAdrian Platt scooped £333,332 on the People’s Postcode Lottery[/caption] Peoples Postcode LotteryHe plans to take an off-grid trip around Britain in a vintage VW camper[/caption] Petrolhead Adrian Platt from Rugby, Warwickshire, scooped a whopping £333,332 on the People’s Postcode Lottery. The dad won a share of a £1 million pot along with four other neighbours after his area was picked out of the hat. Each of the golden tickets was worth £166,666 but Adrian managed to double his money since he bought two. Delighted Adrian said: “The dream does come true. “I love classic cars. Maybe I could go around and say ‘that would be a nice project’ and do something with a classic car. “The dream would be having a 1963 Split Screen Volkswagen camper van. “I could spend a bit of time doing that up and driving round the UK with my wife and the grandchildren. “We’d take in all the sites and villages in the UK. “We can take our time and look round this beautiful country.” He added that his wife Jacqueline “broke down” when he told her the good news and joked that they both needed a cuppa to calm down afterwards. But it’s not just his dream trip he plans to spend on, with the generous soul also looking to share a bit of his joy around. He went on: “I’ll sort my twin brother out and other family and friends that I haven’t seen for a while. “Just to help people out. “I like to share.” It comes after another big winner revealed why his neighbours urged him to call 999 after he raked in a £100,000 jackpot. How does the People's Postcode Lottery work? ACCORDING to the official website, players sign up with their postcode and pay £12 per month. They are automatically entered into every draw and prizes are announced every day of the month. Tickets play for prizes every day of the week – from Monday to Sunday, a ticket could win £1,000 each day in the Daily Prize. Tickets could also win a jackpot of £30,000 in Saturday and Sunday’s Street Prize draws. People’s Postcode Lottery also offer a £3 Million Postcode Millions draw each month – and your ticket plays for a share of a £3 Million cash prize fund. Winners are notified by email, SMS message, mail or phonecall depending on the prize they win. Jackpot winners are visited by the lottery team in person. Peoples Postcode LotteryHe also plans to share some of the cash with friends[/caption]

Sep 21, 2024 - 11:19

I’m moving into a CAMPERVAN with £333k lottery win – my dream is to transform battered VW & go live off-grid --[Reported by Umva mag]

A LOTTO winner has revealed that he plans to move into a campervan and live off-grid after his £333,000 win.

The overjoyed family man is planning a trip around Britain after hitting a double jackpot.

three people holding postcode lottery tickets in front of a yellow van

Adrian Platt scooped £333,332 on the People’s Postcode Lottery[/caption]

a man and a woman holding a sign that says 20 % off

He plans to take an off-grid trip around Britain in a vintage VW camper[/caption]

Petrolhead Adrian Platt from Rugby, Warwickshire, scooped a whopping £333,332 on the People’s Postcode Lottery.

The dad won a share of a £1 million pot along with four other neighbours after his area was picked out of the hat.

Each of the golden tickets was worth £166,666 but Adrian managed to double his money since he bought two.

Delighted Adrian said: “The dream does come true.

“I love classic cars. Maybe I could go around and say ‘that would be a nice project’ and do something with a classic car.

“The dream would be having a 1963 Split Screen Volkswagen camper van.

“I could spend a bit of time doing that up and driving round the UK with my wife and the grandchildren.

“We’d take in all the sites and villages in the UK.

“We can take our time and look round this beautiful country.”

He added that his wife Jacqueline “broke down” when he told her the good news and joked that they both needed a cuppa to calm down afterwards.

But it’s not just his dream trip he plans to spend on, with the generous soul also looking to share a bit of his joy around.

He went on: “I’ll sort my twin brother out and other family and friends that I haven’t seen for a while.

“Just to help people out.

“I like to share.”

It comes after another big winner revealed why his neighbours urged him to call 999 after he raked in a £100,000 jackpot.

How does the People's Postcode Lottery work?

ACCORDING to the official website, players sign up with their postcode and pay £12 per month.

They are automatically entered into every draw and prizes are announced every day of the month.

Tickets play for prizes every day of the week – from Monday to Sunday, a ticket could win £1,000 each day in the Daily Prize.

Tickets could also win a jackpot of £30,000 in Saturday and Sunday’s Street Prize draws.

People’s Postcode Lottery also offer a £3 Million Postcode Millions draw each month – and your ticket plays for a share of a £3 Million cash prize fund.

Winners are notified by email, SMS message, mail or phonecall depending on the prize they win.

Jackpot winners are visited by the lottery team in person.

a man is holding up a postcode lottery ticket

He also plans to share some of the cash with friends[/caption]

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