Autumn Raffle 2021 winners

Visitors in the Long Walk at Polesden Lacey, Surrey — Visitors in the Long Walk at Polesden Lacey | © National Trust Images/John Millar

Our Autumn Raffle had a wonderful variety of prizes on offer, including the top prize of £10,000, second prize of £1,000, third prize of £500, two Autumn Bonus Draw prizes of £1,000, plus ten runner up prizes of a National Trust £25 gift card.

List of winners

First prize

One £10,000 winner:

Mr R 54170 (Hereford)

Second prize

One £1,000 winner:

Mr B 598267 (West Sussex)

Third prize

One £500 winner:

Mrs M 10335 (Nottinghamshire)

Autumn Bonus Draw

Two £1,000 winners:

Miss T (Monmouthshire)
Mr I (Devon)

Runner up prizes

Ten £25 gift card:

Mr F 340672 (Wolverhampton)
Mrs S 833 (Somerset)
Mr M 37816 (Gloucestershire)
Mrs W 743047 (Lancashire)
Mr L 691283 (Dorset)
Mr R 13672 (Essex)
Mr M 73716 (Gloucestershire)
Mr S 615504 (Portsmouth)
Mr P 652341 (Nottinghamshire)
Mrs P 181293 (Twickenham)

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