The National Savings and Investment data revealed that 128 winners from the area claimed a total of £1,855,000 in high-value prizes alone.
Two of these winners bagged £100,000 each.
Additionally, 11 people won £50,000, 18 people won £25,000, and 34 people won £10,000. The average holding amount of Premium Bonds among these winners was £41,423.
Mike Bennett, chief author at topratedbingosites.co.uk said: “This data shows why Premium Bonds continue to be such a popular savings choice for so many people. They offer the perfect balance between safety and excitement, combining a secure place to store your money with the thrill of potentially winning a tax-free cash prize.
“What makes Premium Bonds particularly appealing is that you don’t risk losing your initial investment, while still having the opportunity to win big. ”
Nationally, a total of £46,135,000 was won by 3,269 winners, including two individuals who won the £1 million jackpot.