Neighbours of these 20 postcodes have woken up £1,000 richer after winning in the Postcode Lottery.
Every day winning postcodes are announced and once a week £1 million is shared by players in a millionaires street prize.
Friday’s results show winners across Sussex, Dorset and London who have all won £1,000.
The lucky winners are ticket holders at the following addresses:
- BN34 6PT
- BN27 4SE
- BN5 9NR
- BS49 4NN
- CH49 6JZ
- DH4 7EJ
- DT2 8TX
- EH4 6BP
- GL2 2AW
- GU46 6QL
- HA1 1HQ
- IP28 6SP
- M29 7HN
- ML6 7PR
- N1 OHU
- NG17 1LG
- PE5 7XQ
- PH1 2EG
- S75 1EW
- SE5 7QS
Postcode Lottery is a subscription-based lottery which raises money for charities.
Players not only are in the chance to win a cash prize but also help donate to good causes.
The chance of winning any prize is better than one in four, according to the Postcode Lottery.
But the chance of winning their biggest prizes, including Postcode Millions, Millionaire Street and their £250,000 prize is one in 250,000.
The chance of winning a £1,000 prize is one in 2,000.
In comparison, the odds of winning the jackpot in the Lotto is about one in 22 million and the Euromillions odds are about one in 139 million.
Each ticket that is purchased in the Postcode Lottery is allocated a ticket number made up of the buyer's full postcode and a unique number.
Every person that buys a ticket in the same postcode will be allocated a unique number and if that postcode gets lucky every player on that street wins £1,000.
Only postcodes that are entered for £12.50 a month are able to win, the more people on a street that enter the more likely they are to take home £1,000.