Check the People’s Postcode Lottery winners in Worcestershire in February 2026

The People’s Postcode Lottery is a subscription lottery that aims to raise money for charities while also bringing cash prizes to homes across the UK.

Every day from Monday to Friday, there are £1,000 prizes to be won for 20 different postcodes around the UK, including in Worcestershire.

Meanwhile, weekends mean bigger prizes – on Saturdays, players could win a share of £1 million in Millionaire Street, and on Sundays, players could each win £30,000.

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Hump day but make it iconic with these TWENTY winning postcodes.

See your postcode on the list? Then congrats, you’ve won £1,000 for every ticket you play with 💷🎉

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Prize-winning postcodes from this month’s draws have been announced daily from February 7.

Here are the People’s Postcode Lottery winners for Worcestershire in February 2026.

People’s Postcode Lottery winners in Worcestershire in February

Here are all the Worcestershire winners of the  Postcode Lottery  in February with a prize of £1,000 per ticket:

• WR2 6DF – Worcester, Hallow
• WR2 6EN – Worcester
• B60 3HR – Bromsgrove
• WR15 8AW – Tenbury Wells
• B97 5PJ – Redditch
• WR8 0HZ – Upton upon Severn

What happens when you win a People’s Postcode Lottery prize? How to claim

The communication you receive about your win depends on the prize you’ve won.

The lottery’s website says: “Winners are notified by email, SMS message, letter or phone call depending on the prize you won.

“If you get lucky in our weekly £1 Million prize, £250,000** prize or Postcode Millions we’ll ring or write to you.

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“With sensitive information like wins and prize payouts, we need our players to take care to ensure the person calling is definitely from People’s Postcode Lottery.

“Likewise, we’ll also need to ensure we’re definitely talking to the winning player before we can give any win information out.”

If you’re unsure if it really is the People’s Postcode Lottery on the phone, you should ask them to confirm your full ticket number, player reference number and your first draw date.

The website adds: “Before we can discuss your prize wins in a phone call, we’ll also need you to answer two security questions in order to confirm your identity.

“However, we never ask for any sensitive bank information such as your bank account PIN.

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“Our £1,000 prize winners are informed by post.

“Our £15 prize winners are notified on the Thursday by email or SMS.

“For players who have registered bank account details on file, prize money is usually transferred into your bank account within 28 days.

“However, if you do not pay by Direct Debit, we may need you to contact us to claim your prize money, depending on how much you have won.”

Do you play in the People’s Postcode Lottery? Let us know in the comments.