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Lottery winner goes back to work

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Proof that winning the lottery does not need to change your life (that much). What would you do if you won £6.9 Million in a single lottery payout?

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A train driver, who won a £6.9 Million (US$12.8 Million) lottery fortune playing Euro Millions, has booked a return ticket and gone back to work on the railways.

“After the win I went on holiday to various resorts abroad but I couldn’t see myself doing that for the rest of my life. We went to Greece, Gran Canaria, Tenerife and Spain but after a few months of holidays I was itching to get back to work.”

Prance failed a medical to return as a train driver but was so desperate to work that he retrained for another job with Arriva Trains and now works as a £600-a-week resource manager.
“I was disappointed to be told that I could not go back as a driver because my hearing wasn’t 100%, but then they offered a job in the offices and I was thrilled to take it because it meant I was working with trains and my old workmates again.”

Prance and wife Gillian, also 50, left their terraced house in Splott, Cardiff, and now live in a £64,000 luxury caravan in the seaside resort of Trecco Bay, Porthcawl.

Prance, father-of-three, won £6.9 Million in October last year, a share of a massive £88 Million (US$163 Million) Euro Millions Jackpot.

“I could have bought a holiday home anywhere in the world, but we love our caravans more. I’ve been coming to Porthcawl since I was a little boy and always dreamed of having my own luxury caravan there. I feel so lucky.”

The couple gave their three-bedroom house in Splott, Cardiff, to daughter Sarah, 19, and paid off the mortgages of sons Lee, 30, and Ian, 27.

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