Residents in the Knaresborough, Aspin and Calcutt area have won £1,000 on the People's Postcode Lottery.
Knaresborough residents win cash prize on People's Postcode Lottery Someone’s knocking at the door… And it’s good news for residents in one area of the Harrogate district. A postcode for streets in Knaresborough, Aspin and Calcutt has been drawn on the People’s Postcode Lottery, netting participating households £1,000 each. Residents living in the HG5 8DJ area will scoop the cash as part of the lottery’s daily draw. The area was one of 20 winning postcodes today (Tuesday). https://twitter.com/PostcodeLottery/status/1681204917736730625 Postcode Lottery People's Postcode Lottery manages lotteries for 20 charities, each has one draw a month and receives a minimum of 33% from ticket sales. To date, players have provided more than £1.1 billion in funding for thousands of organisations and projects. The lottery costs £12 per month to play. More information can be found here. Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.

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