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Whitstable grandmother scoops £7,832 lottery win after entering Kent Air Ambulance charity draw

Air Ambulance Pilot, Captain Kevin Goddard flashes the cash.
Air Ambulance Pilot, Captain Kevin Goddard flashes the cash.

A Whitstable grandmother is celebrating an early birthday present by scooping almost £8,000 in a charity lottery - just a week after entering the draw.

The winner, who says she wishes to remain anonymous, won the jackpot in the Kent Air Ambulance Superdraw claiming a cash prize of £7,832.

Amazingly her numbers came up in the first week she joined the £8-a-month lottery after signing up during a shop at Sainsbury's.

The lucky numbers were 11, 13, 24, and 29 picked as a result of family birthdays.

The delighted woman who celebrates her birthday this week says she plans to use the money for a holiday and a new bathroom.

She said: “I couldn’t believe it, I joined the lottery only last month so it’s quite amazing really.

"In a million years I didn’t think I would win anything, I thought I would just support the charity and I forgot all about it.

"I’m still quite shocked really so I’ve not really thought about celebrating but it’s my birthday this week so this is a lovely present."

The air ambulance lottery costs £1 per week with 12 winners drawn each week claiming prizes ranging from £25 to £1,000.

For an extra £1 a week, players can join the Superdraw which has a maximum jackpot of £25,000.

To join the lottery visit www.kssairambulance.co.uk or call 01622 833833.

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