Welcome to Pick My Postcode

Welcome to the web’s biggest free daily lottery! I created Pick My Postcode a few years ago and I had no idea I would be giving over away to total strangers, but that’s the internet for you!

 

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Our main daily prize starts at £200 (unless it’s a rollover of course), but we also have lots of other opportunities to win on: The Video Draw, The Survey Draw and The Stackpot where lots of members win £10 prizes twice a day.

Today,  potential winners can claim a total prize pot of . The next draw is at , but why not have a look around while you’re waiting and get acquainted with our FAQ’s.

 

Top up your winnings with our Bonus system

Your Bonus is an additional pot of money that we add to your winnings. You can build this up as you continue to visit the site, take up our sponsored’ offers, complete market research surveys and help us grow by sharing your personal referral link below. We aim to give away tens of thousands of pounds every day for free one day.  So please get sharing, but most of all, good luck! 🙂

Chris & The PMP Team

Introducing PMP Competitions

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Looking for even more chances to win? PMP Competitions gives you the opportunity to enter free competitions every day, with prizes ranging from holidays and the latest tech to beauty bundles, pet products, home essentials and much more.

At Pick My Postcode, we’ve spent years giving away free cash prizes through our daily draws. Now, we’re excited to introduce another way to win prizes online, without spending a penny. Here’s everything you need to know about PMP Competitions.

What is PMP Competitions?

PMP Competitions is a brand-new platform offering free prize draws and instant win competitions every day. The competitions are run on our behalf by DMRi, which means they operate on a separate website from Pick My Postcode. Because of this, you’ll need to create a separate registration in order to enter the competitions. You are not automatically signed up to PMP Competitions just because you are a Pick My Postcode member.

Just like Pick My Postcode, every competition is completely free to enter. The prizes are funded through the advertising shown on the site, meaning you never have to buy tickets or pay an entry fee.

New competitions will be added daily, covering all types of prizes such as holidays, tech, pets, beauty, home and many more. With new competitions launching every day, it’s worth checking back regularly so you don’t miss your next chance to win.

Sign up to PMP Competitions today.

Ways to Win?

There are two types of competition on site: Prize Draws and Instant Wins.

 

For ‘Prize Draw Competitions’, you must successfully select the correct answer to the question from the multiple-choice answers given. Should you select the correct answer you will automatically have gained one entry into the prize draw from which winners will be randomly selected from all of the correct entries into that particular prize draw.

The ‘Instant Wins’ operate like a lucky dip where random numbers are generated and if they match the ones you pick then you win the prize.

How Many Times Can I Enter?

Every competition can be entered once per day, giving you a fresh chance to win every 24 hours. Thus, you can come back and enter again each day while a competition is live to increase your chances of winning.

You can also get additional entries by sharing on social media, email or just by sending the link to a friend. You can earn up to 15 additional entries per competition each day by sharing your unique referral link with friends and family. You’ll receive bonus entries when someone signs up and enters through your link and they’ll receive bonus entries too.

Have More Questions?

You can join our new Facebook Group – Pick My Postcode Competitions. Once you’ve joined you can ask questions that we or other PMPers can answer! We’ll also keep that updated with exciting new competitions.

If you have more questions about how PMP Competitions works, you can read their rules of play, FAQs or send questions in via their contact form.
(*This contact form is manned by the DMRi staff, not by Pick My Postcode Admin Team).

Sign up to PMP Competitions today.

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  • Walked into a cafe where two waitresses were having a real ding dong barney over does the teabag go in the cup before the water or water first then teabag?

    I asked the owner "what's going on here?"

    He said "I'm leaving them alone it's been brewing for a while!!" 😜😜

    • 🤣🤣

    • 😂😂

    • Wah wah wah Waaaaaah!

  • I actually had to look up LD1. Don’t remember seeing one before

    • It's a Welsh postcode. An LD1 postcode last won in April:

      https://pickmypostcode.com/past-winners/?postcode=LD1

    • There's been a fair few, seen it but didn't remember where it was.

  • Quick Puppy Tails update: Indi went off to the beach again at 6.15am, wearing her front boots. They really work well, and she moves much better on the hard ground with them on, although they fall off as soon as she goes in the water. I told dog-walker to take them off first, but Indi is in the water as soon as she sees it, so sometimes goes in before dog-walker can stop her. I did say that if the boots come off they will float, and you can tell Indi to ‘go back - find boots’ and she will bring them out. I had a lovely walk with boys, as it was nice and cool then. They were very good and I have been practising the methods from training classes to try and keep Stormunder control when we run into forest ponies. He went flying up to them the first time, with me trying to use the whistle quietly (!) and call him back in a strangled shriek, to avoid waking the neighbours. He comes to the ‘one hand down and out to the side’ for some reason, far more than just his name, or ‘Come’ or the favourite ‘What’s this!’ as I put my hand in the treats pocket. The next group we met, he came back straight away, which surprised me!

    On the other hand…. He must have been up at the worktop, as I caught him in the garden with a plastic lid (from the takeaway meal) which was on the draining board. If I catch him up there he won’t sit down for a week!

    We will be going for a drive in the car when it cools down, probably tomorrow, so I can see the best way to travel them when we go on holiday. Preferably they will fit in the back section, so they can stay loose, as there is a dog guard, but if I have to drop the back seat to give them more room they will have to be clipped onto leads so they are restrained. Indi travels beautifully, never comes forward, but I wouldn’t trust the termites - Shadow would come up wagging his tail, with something in his mouth, as always, and stuff it in my ear, while Storm would try to sit on my lap. Not ideal when driving!

    • No, I've checked for slippers. I might try and get to the pharmacy tomorrow. Thanks.

    • Oh so sorry ANN, I was just imagining Beth8it waking up with half a slipper or something lodged in her ear. Just an idea but have you asked a pharmacist about it maybe they can help. Sorry to hear also about your wife, hopefully she’ll be home soon.

    • Beth, just a little tip: the law requires all dogs to be restrained in cars on public roads.

    • I'd started reading and scrolled too quickly, arriving at AJR mentioning blocked ear. I thought I need to read that as I've been having them on and off for a while, sometimes worse than others. Just after the wife's latest admission it was the worst ever, even hours after going to bed. I'm beginning to suspect stress, it's certainly not wax, that's been looked at. I reread Beth's whole comment and that was a bit of a let down, I thought I might be getting some answers but no dogs any more so I can rule that explanation out.

    • Tell them they are never going again if they don’t behave!

    • Good luck with their car travel behaviour.

    • Maybe you should re-name them Biscuit & Gravy?

    • You can be proud of yourself and them for how well they behave at such a young age.

    • I can only imagine the scene with you waking up with a blocked ear! I'm not laughing honest 🤔🤔

    • Still having lots of fun Beth.

  • Today Husband and I are celebrating 54th wedding anniversary. I suggested going to a place we have been before for lunch and that was agreed on Monday. Today he suggested an alternative: a ride on a heritage railway, not my first choice of celebration but I agreed (got an idea of how our marriage works?). Anyway, I remembered a previous anniversary when we had gone to a very nice restaurant for dinner and I started coughing, a tickly cough that wouldn't stop, the waiter asked if I would like some water (why do people talk to you when you are coughing?) so Husband said yes. Water duly arrived in a bottle with a glass and also appeared on the bill. The waiter must have given me the most expensive water they had.

    • Hope you’ve had a good day and managed to have a meal out too.

    • Happy cakey, Anniversary.

    • Happy Anniversary! 🥳🍰🍾

    • Happy Anniversary. You certainly know how to live it up. I wish I could afford to buy my wife a bottle of water for our anniversary, she'd be well impressed.

    • Happy anniversary, Cakey. Your marriage sounds a bit like mine…..we will go wherever you want, but how about here! We will reach 58 years on Monday.

    • 🥂Happy Anniversary🥂

    • Have a lovely day both 🥂

    • Happy Anniversary. Which railway is it?

    • Congratulations on your anniversary xx

    • Happy sable or emerald anniversary,, Mr & Mrs Cakey, hope the weather is good for your trip. 🍰I expect he'll be chuffed,

    • Thank you all for good wishes. Unfortunately Husband could never be described as Crumb, more like the full baked range.

    • Congratulations on 54 years to you both. hope you have a lovely day.

    • Congratulations and I hope you both have a very good day out.

    • Have a lovely day, with special memories from the heritage railway. My Dad used to be a Fireman on the railway - they used to pick wild mushrooms and add them to the bacon and eggs cooked on the shovel.

    • Have a great day whatever you do Cakey, not forgetting Mr C ofcourse ;-)

    • Mappy anniversary to Cakey and Mr C - or Mr Crumb?

    • 🥳 Happy Anniversary Cakey and Mr C 🥳

    • Happy wedding anniversary to you both. Even if the heritage railway is not your first choice, I hope that you'll enjoy it.

  • My mind has been all over the place lately so not 100% certain if I posted this here. I don't think so but did elsewhere. Martha's Rule. Well worth googling it. Martha Mills was a 13 year old girl who died from sepsis after inadequate care in hospital.

    Anyone in hospital, or relatives, can mention Martha's Rule and staff start to do the job they're paid to do. The change can be pretty unbelievable. I happened to come across it whilst doing some research and a few hours later called the hospital and they actually said to me "Have you heard of Martha's Rule?" A few hours earlier I may have said no, and I wonder what the result would have been then. It's possible it may have turned out the same but who knows. I've never had a response like it. I had three phone calls within an hour or two going through every little detail, and my wife said she's getting all the attention on the ward and the others will be ganging up on her. Today she moved to another ward and problems again, so she told me as soon as she mentioned Martha's Rule again the nurse went running out and sorted what needed dealing with, despite minutes earlier saying she'd need help with it. I can't guarantee it will always work but it certainly seems to do. I feel it's terrible that you have to know something like this to receive the treatment you should have been getting anyway, and that everyone should be receiving. Remember the name Martha Mills. We certainly have a lot to thank her for, though we can't now, but she's left a great legacy.

    • It's a sad state of affairs when the hospital staff have to be reminded of the law in order to receive decent treatment.

    • Merope Mills , Martha's mother is a journalist. In recognition of her work on Martha's rule she's been awarded a CBE in the King's birthday honours.

    • 👏Well Done 👏 @Alley1940

    • I find colder air is easier to breathe, that is why I moved north, an air conditioner (or fan blowing air in her face) may help if you don't already have one. I hope she recovers soon.

    • I hope everyone suffering with anything feels better. I think myself lucky that I am nearing my 86th birthday and have only spent one night in hospital.

    • My Dad had Sepsis - the paramedic diagnosed it, but the hospital ignored him. I can't believe we are still having to tell hospital staff about Sepsis. Didn't know about Martha's rule, it is sad you have to use a code word to get help. Hope your wife's condition is stabilised before they discharge her this time.

    • No, that’s what bakeries are for. It’s like not washing your car because of the hosepipe ban - use the hand-wash people who are exempt, save yourself the effort and get a better result!

    • Em Very amusing. No offence, I know you were being serious, but she's already been discharged, against my wishes, and against what the neurologist said he wanted the results to be. The problem is the neurologist is 1000 times harder to get hold of than a needle in a haystack. So she was discharged. 16 days later she was admitted again, which is where she is now, and receiving the treatment she needed the first time. I'm now wondering if it was you who got her discharged 😂

      She is supposedly having five days of treatment which in theory should stop any attempted discharges, but the outreach team (Martha's Rule) are checking in on her twice a day as they said they would and dealing with any problems, so hopefully she may get better but for anyone who knows about it, an FVC last night of 0.5 is not good. This morning we're back to 1.2 ish which is better but we need closer to 2 it's a chronic autoimmune disease causing the problem. Stable with numerous meds for a few years but something has set it off again, which to me certainly looks like the hot weather, 32 degrees plus here whilst I was up in Scotland and she was home and she never told me. I can only hope she's learnt from this. You don't bake your hubby a cake when it's 32 degrees.

    • I hope that your wife is on the road to recovery and able to be discharged soon.

    • A very interesting post ANN thank you. All of the best to Mrs ANN..

    • I remember the case - her mother was a health care expert, herself, I think - maybe not a doctor, but something in the profession, and she actually said to the hospital team that she thought it could be sepsis, but they basically said ‘No, the doctor says it’s just flu’ or something like it, and wouldn’t get her a second opinion. It was later found to have been sepsis and the Wrath of Khan quite rightly fell on them. Now, when you say you want a second opinion, under Martha’s law, they cannot deny you the right. I’m surprised they are jumping as much as that for Mrs Nick - it shows they can do it if they try, and should help stop sloppy attitudes- which shouldn’t occur, but always will where there are humans.

    • ANN, no you haven't posted this information on here before.

      I'm really glad that your wife is getting the treatment that she needs. As you say, it's terrible that she wasn't getting the proper attention before mentioning Martha's Rule.

      Thanks to Martha's parents for campaigning so hard to bring about this rule, while coping with the loss of their daughter.