I won the biggest prize in the postcode lottery… now I'm moving into a caravan
A LUCKY Briton has scooped a record £1.2million after winning the People's Postcode Lottery's biggest ever prize.
Kevin Jones, 58, from Llandrindod Wells, has revealed he has no grand plans for his new wealth.
Instead, he plans to move into a trailer in Sunny Haven Park.
Unemployed Kevin, who suffers from emphysema and sleep apnea, said: “I've been dreaming about the chalets for a long time.
“Every time I pass by, I imagine myself living there. It's nice and quiet and I'm sure the people would be very friendly.
“I've always loved my garden and since I've been here I haven't had one anymore. That would give me another garden. Now my dream can come true.”
BENTLEY BUY
That's not the only purchase Kevin is hoping to make, as the British millionaire has set his sights on a trip to the British Grand Prix at Silverstone to celebrate his 59th birthday.
“I'd rather go to a Grand Prix at Silverstone than anywhere else,” said the F1 fan.
Kevin also plans to purchase a new motorcycle, but admits he will be modest with his choice.
“I like the Audi A5 S,” he said.
“I saw one on eBay that cost £5,000 to £6,000. I'm not too keen on the new one.
'They changed the shape a little bit. But maybe I'll get a newer one now.'
Kevin is an avid Liverpool FC supporter and now can't wait for his first visit to Anfield.
The Liverpool fan has vowed to use his winnings to care for his mother Theresa, 76, and younger brother Alun, 57.
Kevin is also the father of two sons aged 26 and 24 and has a 30-year-old daughter who is pregnant with his fourth grandchild.
He said: 'I will take advice and put some money in trust for them.
“I also want to help my brother with some house improvements.
“My brother has always been there for me. He is a rock for me.”
Kevin claims his stepfather, John Davies, 79, called him the night before he already knew he would win a big prize, despite Kev telling him the maximum prize he could win was £2,000.
“My dad said to me yesterday, 'Buy a Bentley and show it off,'” Kevin explained.
He added: “I said, 'I'm only going to get a thousand dollars, a father or a few thousand at most'. But he said, 'now it's your turn.'”
Kevin claims his father is usually right, saying he might now “rent a Bentley and take it out.”
It comes after a mother who won thousands of dollars in the People's Postcode Lottery says she can now resolve a decade-long feud with her husband.
And this couple who won £100,000 claim they were just days away from making a terrible decision that would have left them without anything.