Lottery winner shuts down music shop after too many people ask for handouts His shop, called the Suffolk Music Centre, finally closed for good at the end of last month and has now been stripped of all its shelving and contents. The owner of a nearby business said: "Adrian was getting a lot of grief from people walking in and trying to get cash off him. There are idiots in every town and some of them got nasty when he turned them away. He just does not need that kind of abuse. The shop which father-of-two Mr Bayford operated with business partner Richard Hudspith also used to sell guitars and other musical instruments. A sign on the window states that Mr Hudspith now hopes to start a new business, selling and repairing instruments. Mr Bayford, a former postman, began selling second hand CDs on a market stall around 17-years-ago before opening his shop. On the night he won the jackpot, he and his wife celebrated by ordering a Domino's Pizza for the family. They also booked an easyJet flight to visit her family in Scotland instead of an exotic holiday in the days after their win. But the couple recently splashed out £6m on a mansion and country estate in East Anglia.