Postcode Lottery Group
The Power of Postcodes. Postcode Lottery Group sets up and operates charity lotteries worldwide to raise funds for good causes.
www.postcodelotterygroup.comHere are the latest publicly available updates on the Postcode Lottery.
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The official Postcode Lottery site shows daily results for April 2026, with winning postcodes and prizes of £1,000 or more per ticket reported between 4 April and 8 May. If you’re checking yesterday or today’s results, you’ll want to view the “Latest Lottery Results” page for the most current postcodes and prizes. [Official results page][1]
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The People’s Postcode Lottery platform emphasizes daily prize announcements, weekly £1 Million Millionaire Street prizes, and daily £1,000 per-ticket prizes in certain postcodes, with periodic larger promotions like Postcode Millions and special events. This description is consistent with their typical prize structure and promotional broadcasts. [People’s Postcode Lottery overview][2][3]
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There have been reports in industry coverage about scam warnings related to postcode lottery communications. The consensus guidance is to expect official notifications via text, email, or letter for significant wins, and to ignore unsolicited messages claiming you’ve won something if you did not receive an official communication from the lottery operator. [Scam warning context][4]
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For broader corporate/news updates, the Postcode Lottery Group and associated charities occasionally publish newsroom items about operations, partnerships, or new prize formats. Checking their newsroom pages can yield the latest corporate updates. [Postcode Lottery Group newsroom][5]
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If you want the most current results in real time, you can also visit aggregator or results hubs that compile daily winning postcodes, including the £1,000 daily prizes, £30K Street prizes, and Postcode Millions notes. These sources typically refresh after each draw. [Results aggregators][7]
Illustrative example
- Example of how to read results: a posted postcode like AB12 3CD winning £1,000 indicates every ticket held in that full postcode is eligible for a share of that prize on that draw. Larger prizes (Postcode Millions, £30k a day) are awarded to broader postcode sectors or specific designated postcodes per draw. [results explanation][3]
If you’d like, I can narrow to:
- the very latest completed draw today and its winning postcodes,
- or upcoming scheduled draws for the next few days, and
- or verify any specific postcode you’re curious about.