Neighbours share surprise £1k postcode wins – with a £20.2m twist ahead next month

The latest windfalls have arrived for neighbours in Letterston, Marloes and Haverfordwest between 4 and 29 April 2026, after their postcodes came up in the lottery’s daily prize.

In north Pembrokeshire, residents on Station Road, Letterston, are among those celebrating after postcode SA62 5RY was drawn for a £1,000 daily prize.

Every ticket registered at that postcode is worth £1,000, so households playing with more than one ticket receive a multiple of the payout, turning a modest flutter into several thousand pounds for some families. Station Road runs through the heart of the village, meaning a sizeable slice of the local community will have shared in the good news.

Further west along the coast, villagers in Marloes have also struck lucky. The rural community, which shares the SA62 3BJ postcode, has been named among this month’s £1,000 winners, bringing a four‑figure boost to ticket‑holders in and around the village.

With tourism and agriculture central to the area, the extra money will be a welcome addition at the start of the main holiday season, whether it goes towards home improvements, bills or a treat.

In Haverfordwest, the People’s Postcode Lottery has delivered another £1,000‑a‑ticket result for residents of Heritage Park, where postcode SA61 2QF has also been drawn for the daily prize.

The modern estate, on the edge of the county town, is home to a mix of families and professionals, and multiple wins on the same street will mean tens of thousands of pounds in total flowing into the local economy.

All three Pembrokeshire postcodes are part of People’s Postcode Lottery’s regular weekday “Daily Prize” schedule, which awards £1,000 per ticket to a series of winning postcodes around Britain every day.

As the April winners celebrate, the lottery has confirmed that players can win a share of £20.2 million in May’s draws, provided they are signed up in time – offering the prospect of even more streets across the Western Telegraph patch joining the winners’ list next month.