Lucky Peter Priestley has continued on his winning streak since scooping more than £200,000 on the National Lottery last month.

The railway maintenance worker has won a further £10 on the lottery, £80 on bingo, a bottle of whisky in a raffle and £18 on a draw held regularly at Millbridge Working Men's Club in Liversedge.

Peter, 43, of Listings Drive, Littletown, Liversedge, said: "I can't seem to stop winning. It's great.''

Peter, his wife, Dawn, 37, and their 16-year-old daughter Rebecca have been making the most of the £200,236 jackpot they scooped on December 12.

The £35,000 mortgage on the family's two-bedroomed semi-detached house has been paid off and Peter has splashed out £12,000 on a new Rover 414. All three members of the family have spent £3,500 on clothes between them and are now looking forward to a holiday in Gran Canaria this summer.

Peter and Dawn have also paid for her parents, Sidney and Caroline Clemson, of Littletown, to go on a week's holiday in Eastbourne in July.

Peter said: "Winning this amount of money has meant we can live comfortably for the rest of our lives.

"Before I didn't know if I would be working from one week to the next and was always worrying about paying the bills but now that worry has gone.

"I've invested most of the money but by the time the work on the house has been finished we will have spent about £80,000.''

Dawn, 37, who has given her up her full-time job as a meat packer at Liversedge-based Parkam Foods and is now looking for part-time work, said: "All our family and friends have been happy about us winning the lottery.''

Rebecca, a pupil at Spen Valley High School in Liversedge, quipped: "My friends keep asking me if they can have £100 to pay the phone bill and all my teachers want boxes of chocolates when I leave school in the summer!''

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