£13.5m Lottery winner refuse to spend his cash 'still lives in his council house and calls bingo at the community centre' after refusing to let his win change him

A great-grandfather who scooped £13.5million on the lottery still lives in his council house that has been his home for nearly 30 years. Peter Congdon, from Truro, Cornwall, scooped the prize in May and said at the time that he planned to celebrate with a trip to Butlin's - where his family has been going for the past 40 years. the 67-year-old is still living modestly despite his vast fortune. He calls bingo numbers at a community centre and has continued his work as a local councillor, it is understood.

A source close to Mr Congdon told the Sun:

 'He doesn't want to move as he loves where he lives and knows the neighbours. He wants to spend the money on other people.'

The former funeral director is believed to have splashed out on a £900,000 farmhouse for one of his three children, and has bought cars for a number of relatives.

Mr Congdon has also established a treatment centre for multiple sclerosis. He was a full-time carer for his wife Rosemary, who suffered from the disease, for 30 years, until she died six years ago.