Formation | 2005 |
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Type | Beauty pageant |
Headquarters | London |
Location | |
Membership | Miss Earth |
Official language | English |
Website | Official website |
Miss Earth United Kingdom (previously Miss Earth Great Britain) is a beauty pageant that chooses women to represent the United Kingdom at the Miss Earth pageant.
In 2006, Miss Earth United Kingdom sent the winners named as Miss England and Miss Wales to the Miss Earth pageant. [1]
Year | Miss Earth Great Britain/Miss Earth United Kingdom | Represented | Placement | Special Awards |
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2002 | Louise Glover [2] | St Helens, England | Unplaced | |
2004 | Hannah McCuaig | Bath, England | Unplaced | |
2005 | Emma Corten | London, England | Unplaced | |
2020 | Ella Baker-Roberts | Kent, England | Unplaced | Talent Competition (Singing) (Europe) |
After deciding to send four constituent countries of the United Kingdom in 2006. The Miss Earth UK always crowned the four candidates for competing at Miss Earth pageant.
Year | Miss Earth England | Miss Earth Northern Ireland | Miss Earth Scotland | Miss Earth Wales |
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2006 | Holly Ikin | × | × | Laura Jane Livesey |
2007 | Clair Cooper | Aine Gormley | × | Sarah Michelle Fleming |
2008 | Caroline Elizabeth Duffy | Gemma Michelle Walker | Courtney St. John | Jamie-Lee Williams |
2009 | Kirsty Nichol | Kayleigh O’Reilly (Top 16) | Sarah Jean Finlay | Dominique Louise Dyer |
2010 | Sandra Marie Lees | Judith Keys | Cora Buchanan | Louise Hinder |
2011 | Roxanne Smith | Alixandra Halliday | Amanda Quinn | Emma Franklin |
2012 | Zahida Begum | Ciara Walker | Sara Pendar (Top 16) | Zoe Kinsella |
2013 | Chloe Othen | Amira Graham | Kiera Kingsman | Angharad James |
2014 | Gabriella Gatehouse | Justine McEleney | Romy McCahill (Top 16) | Yasmine Alley (Withdraw) |
2015 | Katrina Kendall | Dearbhlá Walsh | Amy Meisak (Top 16) | Lara Stephen |
2016 | Luissa Burton (Top 16) | Julieann McStravick (Top 16) | × | Charlotte Hitchman |
2017 | Charlotte Sophie Brooke | Maire Lynch | × | Sophie Bettridge |
2018 | Abbey-Anne Gyles | Christie van Schalkwyk | × | × |
2019 | Stephanie Wyatt (Top 20) | Shannon McCullagh | × | × |
2020 | × | × | × | × |
2021 | Kate Marie | × | × | × |
2022 | Beth Rice [3] | × | Marcie Reid [3] | Shereen Brogan [3] |
2023 | Jordan-Louise Smith (Top 20) [4] | × | × | Carys Havard [5] |
2024 | TBA | TBA | TBA | TBA |
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