Woman who won £6m Omaze house can FINALLY move in a year after planning row

Woman who won £6m Omaze house can FINALLY move in a year after planning rowVicky Curtis-Cresswell was forced to wait a year before she could move into her Omaze home in Blakeney, Norfolk, which was investigated by the council following a tipoffNewsLiam Doyle09:38, 06 Apr 2026View 4 ImagesVicky Curtis-Cresswell can finally move into her home after a year(Image: Mark Field Photography / Omaze / SWNS)A woman who bagged a £6 million home in an Omaze draw has been told she can finally move into the glitzy property - a year after she won.‌Vicky Curtis-Cresswell, 42, won a stunning home in Blakeney, Norfolk, in an Omaze draw for Comic Relief in March 2025, but faced an "extremely stressful time" when trying to move in. Vicky, from South Wales, had been unable to take ownership of the coastal property after a council investigation into a tipoff discovered it had breached rules.‌Omaze spent months working to resolve the issues, and confirmed "all remaining works" on the property have been completed, ending what sources close to Vicky said was a post-win nightmare.‌READ MORE: 'Omaze £1m jackpot nearly passed me by - when I ignored emails'READ MORE: Omaze winners celebrated in car park, walked dogs and went back to workView 4 ImagesVicky bagged the luxurious property in a Comic Relief Omaze draw(Image: Omaze / SWNS)Omaze said in a statement that the property "is ready for handover" a year after Vicky's ordeal started. A spokesperson for the organisation said: "We are pleased to confirm that all remaining works at the Blakeney property have been completed, and the home is ready for handover."Omaze appreciates that the process has taken time given the initial planning-related matters initiated by third parties that have been fully resolved and looks forward to completing the handover shortly."‌The update follows an investigation from North Norfolk District council that was launched on a tipoff before Vicky was declared...