People's Postcode Lottery winners in Dorset for June 2025
The People's Postcode Lottery is a subscription lottery which aims to raise money for charities while also bringing cash prizes to homes across the UK.
Every day from Monday to Sunday, there are £1,000 prizes to be won for 20 different postcodes around the UK.
Additionally, on Saturdays, players could win a share of £1 million (Millionaire Street).
The People's Postcode Lottery website adds: "Every month players in a postcode sector share £3.2 million or more.
"In this example, £1.6 million of this will be shared equally by tickets playing with the winning postcode, with the other £1.6 million being shared equally by tickets playing with the winning postcode sector.
"On the rare occasion where there are not enough winning tickets in the postcode sector, the area may be expanded to the postcode district."
A minimum of 33% of each ticket goes to charity, and players have raised more than £1.3 billion for over 9,000 charities and good causes since 2005.
Dorset June 2025 Postcode Lottery winners
Here are all the Dorset winners of the Postcode Lottery in June 2025 listed by when they were drawn:
DT6 6BE – Charmouth (drawn on June 2nd)
DT3 6HY – Weymouth (drawn on June 3rd)
BH6 3AT – Bournemouth (drawn on June 8th)
BH9 1BD – Bournemouth (drawn on June 8th)
DT2 0BL – Maiden Newton (drawn on June 9th)
BH21 2FJ – Wimborne Minster (drawn on June 16th)
BH5 1LQ – Bournemouth (drawn on June 18th)
BH7 6PG – Bournemouth (drawn on June 20th)
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BH10 6DQ – Bournemouth (drawn on June 22nd)
BH20 7NP – Bere Regis (drawn on June 22nd)
BH17 8TS – Poole (drawn on June 24th)
BH14 8UJ – Poole (drawn on June 28th)
BH7 7RN – Bournemouth (drawn on June 28th)
BH7 7EP – Bournemouth (drawn on June 29th)
DT3 5FE – Weymouth (drawn on June 30th)
Bournemouth was the most successful area in the county for Postcode Lottery wins, as seven separate postcodes were drawn for it.
All of the Dorset winners for this month picked up £1,000 prizes during the week, with no postcodes being drawn for the larger weekend prizes.
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