Miss Earth United Kingdom

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Miss Earth United Kingdom (Miss Earth Great Britain)
Formation2005
PurposeBeauty pageant
HeadquartersLondon
Location
  • United Kingdom
Official language
English
Affiliations Miss Earth
Website www.missearthgirls.co.uk

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.

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History

In 2006, Miss Earth United Kingdom sent the winners named as Miss England and Miss Wales to the Miss Earth pageant. [1]

Titleholders

As Great Britain/United Kingdom

Color key
  •   Declared as winner
  •   Ended as runner-up
  •   Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
YearDelegateHometownPlacementSpecial Award(s)
2002 Louise Glover [2] St. Helens Unplaced
2004 Hannah McCuaig Bath Unplaced
2005 Emma CortenLondonUnplaced
2020 Ella Baker-Roberts Kent UnplacedSilver medal icon.svg Talent Competition (Singing) (Europe)

As England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales

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.

YearMiss Earth
England
Miss Earth
Northern Ireland
Miss Earth
Scotland
Miss Earth
Wales
2006 Holly Ikin××Laura Jane Livesey
2007 Clair Cooper Aine Gormley×Sarah Michelle Fleming
2008 Caroline Elizabeth Duffy Gemma Michelle WalkerCourtney St. JohnJamie-Lee Williams
2009 Kirsty NicholKayleigh O’Reilly
(Top 16)
Sarah Jean FinlayDominique Louise Dyer
2010 Sandra Marie Lees Judith KeysCora BuchananLouise Hinder
2011 Roxanne SmithAlixandra HallidayAmanda QuinnEmma Franklin
2012 Zahida BegumCiara WalkerSara Pendar
(Top 16)
Zoe Kinsella
2013 Chloe OthenAmira GrahamKiera KingsmanAngharad 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 BrookeMaire 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 Brooke Smith××Grace Gavigan [6]
(Top 20)

Notes

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