
We try to track down Sevenoaks’ Set For Life winner
Commuters in Kent got a first-class surprise when The National Lottery used Sevenoaks station as a ‘platform’ to inform them that an amazing Set For Life top prize won in the district has yet to be claimed.
The owner of the winning ticket, which matched the five main numbers and the Life Ball - 2, 11, 29, 37, 45 and the Life Ball, 6 – needs to claim their prize before the ticket expires on 22nd April 2025.
The special campaign was created by The National Lottery and rail company Southeastern.
James Evans, who won the Set For Life top prize of £10,000 every month for 30 years in 2020, loaned a hand by broadcasting news of the unclaimed prize over the station’s PA system. James, a landscaper who is retraining as a ski instructor, knows exactly how a big Set For Life prize can change your life.
Southeastern’s Sevenoaks Station Manager, Jack Heidrey, added, “It’s exciting to think that one of our commuters could be the winning ticketholder but maybe doesn’t know it yet. We hope that by lending our support to The National Lottery in this life-changing search, someone from Sevenoaks will soon have 10,000 reasons a month to enjoy life’s journey.”
Watch our mysterious human billboard spreading the word about the big Set For Life win in the Sevenoaks district below.
13th March 2025
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