One former lottery winner was a lot more stylish before her win.  Sue Herdmanwas a well-dressed hairdresser before she won a £1.2 million five years ago. 

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Nursery assistant Claire Markswas on her way to a training when she decided to stop at a shop and bought a £2 Celebration scratch card.  She scratched it off in her car, discovered she had won £250,000 and immediately verified it at the store. 

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The latest syndicate to post a significant lottery win is composed of 17 mortgage advisers from a Royal Bank of Scotland mortgage office in Greenock.

Their win can be attributed to regularly playing as a syndicate since 2009. 

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A woman cleaning her home won enough to clear her debts, and a couple must not have been expecting to win much so they erroneously thought they won a smaller amount.

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Lottery players are using significant dates, rabbits’ feet, dreams, fortune cookies and horoscopes to find the lucky combination which will bring them riches.  Odd as it may seem lorry driver Stephen Chick tried playing the numbers on the plates of trucks he was driving behind, and won!

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Bill and Stella North won a sizable amount from the lottery but an error made them think the win was a lot smaller.

Stella bought National Lottery tickets and asked her son to check the result online on the night of the draw. 

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Bus driver Sean Lloyd found a penny on the floor outside the shop and felt it would bring him luck, so he bought a lottery ticket. 

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In 2010 Sue Herdman was a hairdresser who was always perfectly groomed.  Then she decided to follow a Tarot reader’s advice to buy a lottery ticket and promptly won £1.2 million.

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This week, two syndicates bagged significant wins as a group of pub owners and regulars shared a million pound win, and five workers in West Virginia share a million dollars they won on their very first attempt to play as a group. 

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Good things indeed come to those who wait.  A lottery playing syndicate originally had twenty members when they started ten weeks ago, but seven members dropped out. 

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