A LOTTERY winner who bagged £340,000 is planning to up sticks and move into a motorhome.
Community champ Claire, from Perth, Scotland also bemoaned how her community has been forgotten – and is hoping to raise funds for a fresh playground for local kids.
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The mum-of-one, a former community warden, says she has big plans with her life-changing winnings.
“I would love a motorhome,” she said.
” I had one before, but then my hands started to go and it wasn’t power steering so I had to get rid of it.
“I’d like a three-berth with a fixed bed.
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“I love going on holiday in Scotland. I’ve been all over the place.
“West is best. I can just pick up the dogs and go.
“I can’t wait, I’m so excited.
“I’ve always wanted to go on a cruise. I suppose I can now.”
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Claire heads the Oudenarde Community Group in Bridge of Earn, and hopes to have plans approved for a new playground in the local area.
She continued: “This is a community that has been forgotten.
I live in a motorhome full-time – it’s like a five-star hotel… there’s so many hidden surprises
“We have to keep fund-raising.
“The ultimate aim is to get a playpark because the kids have nowhere to play.
“Every child in Scotland has the right to play.
“There aren’t even good pavements around here, never mind a play park.”
This comes as a lucky couple who scooped an eye-watering £2million lottery jackpot have revealed how they still shop at Poundland.
Marie Kibler and husband Paul, from Birmingham, were stunned to discover the massive win – but still admit to watching the pennies.
Elsewhere, another lucky couple thought they’d only bagged £2.60 on the lottery – but soon discovered they had scooped the £61million jackpot.
Richard and Debbie Nuttall, both 54, from Colne, Lancashire, took home the life-changing sum in the EuroMillions draw on Tuesday, 30 January 2024.
But now, Debbie has been embroiled in a long-standing family dispute with her estranged brother Glen – who claims he hasn’t seen a penny.
Meanwhile, a fellow lotto jackpot scooper has hit back after being accused of pocketing a £1million jackpot after splitting from her boyfriend.
Charlotte Cox, 37, has slammed her ex-partner, Michael Cartlidge’s “rubbish” claims that he is entitled to half the massive win.
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The ex-couple, from Spalding, Lincs, have been embroiled in a nasty war over who deserves the life-changing £1million pay out.
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