Miss England
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The Miss England competition is an annual beauty pageant targeted at young females aged 17-24 years living in England. Entrants must hold a British passport to enter.
The contest, title owned by the Miss World organisation is organised each year by Angie Beasley, a winner of 25 beauty contests in the 80s and has organised beauty pageants around the country on behalf of Miss World, including Miss United Kingdom, Mr UK, Miss England, Miss Scotland and Miss Wales.
The contest often attracts celebrity judges at local and national finals. Many celebrities have also judged the regional heats for the competition around the country including top glamour model Jordan, who joined the judging panel for Miss Sussex.
The Miss England competition is promoted to thousands of women around England in local media by a series of area heats held around the country.
News Of The World & "Take a Break" magazine have previously sponsored contestants over the year's, writing feature's on contestants and used the winners on the front covers. Various newspapers, including the Daily Mirror, The Times, The Daily Mail and various magazines including Teen Vogue in New York and Hello! have carried stories on local and national winners.
The winner of the Miss England competition, along with the winners of Miss Northern Ireland, Miss Scotland and Miss Wales, can compete in Miss World. The highest ranking competitor of the four constituent country entrants is then presented with the title and crown of Miss United Kingdom.
[edit] Winners
1974 Kathy Anders (Rochdale)
1975 Vicki Harris (London) 2nd Sharon Jermyn (Penzance) 3rd Ann Dunsford (Blackpool)
1976 Pauline Davies (Manchester) 2nd Janet Withey (Oldham) 3rd Sarah Louise Long (Bristol)
1977 Sarah Louise Long (Bristol) 2nd Susan Sykes (Blackburn) 3rd Joanna Booth (Manchester)
1978 Beverley Isherwood (Manchester)
1979 Carolyn Ann Seaward (Yelverton) 2nd Tracey Jessop (Nottingham) 3rd Susan Walker (London)
1980 Julie Duckworth (Blackpool)
2000 Michelle Walker (Liverpool)
2001 Sally Kettle (Leicester)
2002 Danielle Luan (Oxford)
2003 Jackie Turner (London)
2004 Danielle Lloyd (Liverpool)
2005 Hammasa Kohistani (London)
2006 Eleanor Mary Anne Glynn (Oxford)
