Residents in Worcestershire have landed a £1,000 prize through People's Postcode Lottery. 

Worcestershire has seen its fair share of postcode lottery winners over the years and in the past, some postcodes have even scooped up £3 million prizes.

And this month there were two winning postcodes from Worcestershire. 

The first lucky postcode was WR15 8AH, in Burford, near Tenbury Wells, which was pulled out during Friday's draw (March 17) and players scooped £1,000. 

The second postcode was WR10 1EY in Old Market Court in Pershore and the players also won £1,000 in Monday's draw. 

Residents who subscribe to Postcode Lottery were in with the chance of winning the money prize.

Prize-winning postcodes from March's draws will be announced until Friday, April 7. 

Postcode Lottery: how does it work 

People's Postcode Lottery is slightly different from other lotteries. 

Players sign up for the subscription lottery and have to pay a fee of £10 a month in order to play. 

The money raised is given to charities across Britain and internationally.

A minimum of 32 per cent of ticket sales goes directly to charities and players of People’s Postcode Lottery have helped raise over £700 million to date for thousands of good causes across Britain and internationally.

Over the years: Worcestershire Winners 

Four residents landed a £30,000 bounty through Postcode Lottery in Portland Walk in Worcester in 2021.

The lucky postcode – WR1 2NR – was pulled out last April with the whopping prize scooped by four lucky players.

People’s Postcode Lottery ambassador Judie McCourt sent her well-wishes to the winners, who wish to remain anonymous.

She said: “A big congratulations to all the winners who are £30,000 richer today in Worcester. I hope the win will help lift their spirits and they treat themselves to something special with the cash."