Miss Earth United Kingdom

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.

Miss Earth United Kingdom (Miss Earth Great Britain)
MottoBeauties for A Cause
Formation2005
TypeBeauty pageant
HeadquartersLondon
Location
Membership
Miss Earth
Official language
English
WebsiteOfficial website

History

Miss Earth United Kingdom was held for first time in 2005. Before Miss Earth UK was launched in 2005, delegates were send by other organisations to Miss Earth. In 2002 and 2004 the representatives of United Kingdom were used as Miss Great Britain at Miss Earth pageant.[1]

In 2006 the Miss Earth UK sent the winners named as Miss England and Miss Wales to the Miss Earth pageant.[2]

In 2007 the Miss Earth UK added Miss Northern Ireland to compete as well at Miss Earth pageant.

In 2008 the Miss Earth UK added Miss Scotland for participation at the Miss Earth pageant.

Nowadays, the Miss Earth UK contestants are informed, goal-oriented and committed to playing a part in preserving and protecting the environment for future generations. Miss Earth UK winners are ambassadors to environmental protection campaigns. The contestants focus on and promote environmental awareness for a clean, natural and healthy environment.

Contests

The UK Grand Final Crowning & Award Ceremony is an event of style and glamour where a green goddess of the United Kingdom is selected to become an Ambassador of beauty and voice to promote a green and healthy life style for all generations.[3]For 2020, delegate will compete in Miss Earth under Miss Earth United Kingdom of Great Britain.[4]

Titleholders

As Great Britain/United Kingdom
Color key
  •   Declared as Winner
  •   Ended as runner-up
  •   Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists

Traditionally since 2006 the Miss Earth UK will be representing Great Britain as Miss England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales at Miss Earth pageant.

Year Miss Earth Great Britain/Miss Earth United Kingdom Represented Placement Special Awards
2002 Louise Glover[5] St Helens, England Unplaced
2004 Hannah McCuaig[6] Bath, England Unplaced
2005 Emma Corten London, England Unplaced
2020 Ella Baker-Roberts Kent, England Unplaced

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.

Year Miss England Miss Northern Ireland Miss Scotland Miss Wales
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
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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 × ×

Notes

See also

References
  1. Great Britain's representatives Archived 2011-12-06 at the Wayback Machine
  2. "History of Miss Earth UK". Archived from the original on 2014-09-28. Retrieved 2014-06-15.
  3. Miss Earth UK Info
  4. "Miss Earth UK Beauty Pageant". Miss Earth UK. Retrieved 2020-03-04.
  5. Official website of Louise Glover
  6. Hannah McCuaig
  7. Miss Universe GB 2009
  8. Miss Earth UK - Northern Ireland 2009 Archived 2014-07-14 at the Wayback Machine
  9. Miss Tourism GB 2010
  10. Miss Universe GB 2010 Contestant
  11. Miss UK Galaxy 2011
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