Miss & Mr England 2010 National Final

Miss Nottingham Jessica Linley (contestant 19) is crowned as Miss England 2010!
She will represent England in the 60th Miss World to be held in Sanya, China!

Pictured left is 2nd Runner up - Miss Liverpool Amy Jackson; Miss England 2010 - Miss Nottingham Jessica Linley ;
Pictured Right is 1st Runner up - Miss Champneys Jaime-Lee Faulkner

The Mr and Miss England contest was held as a two day event at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole
on Tues 31st August and Weds 1st September.

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE MISS ENGLAND FINAL PRESS RELEASE

SCROLL DOWN THE PAGE TO SEE THE 60 NATIONAL FINALISTS

Many Congratulations to Mr Birmingham, Vaughan Bailey who is chosen as Mr England!

The final round of Mr England was held on the 1st September on stage with the Miss England event. Click to see the 12 Mr England finalists

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE FINAL PUBLIC VOTE RESULTS FOR MISS ENGLAND 2010

The Public Vote will started on Friday 30th July at 12.00noon and finished on Wednesday 1st September at 6.00pm
which fast tracked ONE finalist in to the top 20 as the public vote winner.

The winner of the public vote was Miss Cumbria Kirstie Day who was fast tracked into the final 20!

Official top 7 for Miss England 2010

1st - Miss Nottingham / Jessica Linley

2nd - Miss Champneys / Jaime-Lee Faulkner

3rd - Miss Liverpool / Amy Jackson

4th - Miss Sunderland / Tamzin Cummings

5th - Miss Guildford / Charlotte Holmes

6th - Miss Portsmouth / Charlotte Thomson

7th - Miss Newark & District / Stephanie Pywell

Award Winners

Miss Helen-E Cosmetics - 05 Miss Guildford / Charlotte Holmes

Fresh Modelesque Award - 05 Miss Guildford / Charlotte Holmes

Great Lengths Stunning Style Queen Award - 03 Miss Champneys / Jaime-Lee Faulkner

Miss Eco - 39 Miss Quinton / Siobhan Brindley-Lewis

Miss England's Got Talent - 53 Miss Sunderland / Tamzin Cummings

Miss England Public Vote Winner - 55 Miss Cumbria / Kirstie Day

Miss Variety Club of Great Britain - 55 Miss Cumbria / Kirstie Day

Sportswoman Award - 42 Miss Newark and District / Stephanie Pywell

Sportswoman Runner Up Award - 37 Miss Southport / Abigale Bridgeman

Publicity Queen - 35 Amy Jackson / Miss Liverpool

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE MISS ENGLAND 2010 AWARDS PAGE

The judges' choices who also went through to the final 20 were:

01 Miss London - Anna Watts

02 Miss Natural Curves - Rebecca Morton

04 Miss Romford - Angela James

08 Miss Basingstoke - Laura Ashfield

13 Miss Southampton - Stephanie Tibbit

19 Miss Nottingham - Jessica Linley

22 Miss Coventry - Kirstie Logan

23 Miss Leeds - Katie Farr

25 Miss Camberley - Claire Porterfield

38 Miss Portsmouth - Charlotte Thomson

43 Miss Derby - Zoe James

45 Miss Cheshire - Holly Ikin

The top 20 took part in the Wizard Jeans fashion show.
The founder of Wizard Jeans Sally Allen chose Miss Liverpool Amy Jackson as Miss Wizards Jeans

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE WIZARD JEANS PAGE

The 2010 Finalists

(Click on each of the finalists to see their full profile)

All photographs taken at the Miss England 2010 final are by Paul Fisher Photography

www.paulfisherphotography.com

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Yasmina Jones

Competition Year	2010
Represents	52MissWirral
County	Merseyside
City/Town	WIRRAL
Competition Age	18
Height	5-9
Bust	34C
Waist	23
Hips	32
Dress Size	8
Shoe Size	6
Hair	Dark Brown
Eyes	Green
Achievements	I have just finished my last A level exams at West Kirby Grammar school. I hope to go to University in London where I will eventually train to become a lawyer. My A level subjects are in Biology, History, English Literature and Religious Studies. All my GCSE grades were A* and A grades and I have worked hard enough to ensure that my A level grades will follow suit. I was elected a prefect at my school, as well as acting as school council member for many years, form captain and charity representative. I also represented my school on two occasions on the geography national quiz team panel. I have given much of my time to volunteering on the Wirral, organising the Wirral Youth Voice Conference as well as representing the Wirral on 3 consecutive years as a MYP (member of youth parliament). I have been a member of a group called the Young Ministers of Health (YMOH), which is designed to help terminally ill and disabled children in the North West of England get their voices heard by medical officials of the NHS, who primarily make the decisions on the sort of care these ill patients will receive. YMOH held meetings across the North West of England open to the terminally ill, disabled, and their families and carers. I have been an elected member of a group called Participation Works, designed to find the best ways to help young people participate more in the activities which are offered to them. The meetings held in London, allowed me to travel independently building poise. I participated in a project to rural China with the Salvation Army. The project was designed to help improve cultural understanding of China, as well as visit schools in Inner Mongolia which we had fundraised to build. The experience was a life changing one. I have volunteered locally at a nursery for young children weekly. I achieved my community service award and V volunteer award for doing this. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience, and looking after the young children and helping them was very rewarding.
Talents	The Duke of Edinburgh Award has allowed me to participate in extremely difficult camping expeditions in harsh climates and steep areas, for up to 5 days. I achieved my Bronze Silver and Gold award. The Young Leader Award has allowed me to help other young people in the area with their Duke of Edinburgh Award, by taking them out walking and helping them to mapread.
Ambitions	I am motivated and driven and work extremely hard. I strive for equality as well as fairness and I am determined to make a positive difference to other people’s lives during my lifetime. My ambitions include a successful career after university, travelling around the world, working and meeting different people from different cultures, representing the Wirral and England and bringing a good name to this area. I also plan on spending my university summers volunteering abroad in places such as Uganda and Peru. I am extremely proud of all of the things mentioned above that I have worked hard to achieve. I am confident that Miss Wirral will give me further opportunity to progress on my involvement within the community as well as outside of it.
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HOW TO VOTE FOR YOUR FAVOURITE!

The Public is given the opportunity to decide which one of the 60 girls will be given a fast track place in the final 20

The public voting line will open on Friday 30th July at 12.00noon
and will finish on Wednesday 1st September at 6.00pm (GMT)

Votes made before or after this voting period will not be counted for but you may still be charged!

To vote by text, you must text ‘THEIR NUMBER AND NAME SHOWN EXACTLY ABOVE THEIR PHOTOGRAPH' to 81118

To vote from a landline, dial 0901 2937900 and then enter their unique personal two digit code (before their name) when prompted.

Each vote will cost £1.00 plus standard network charge if voting by mobile.

From each vote, 15p will go towards our chosen charity which is the Variety Club of Great Britain

PROBLEM WITH VOTING? Voting helpline is 0844 561 6410

You can also email your voting problems to the voting helpline team at: votes@transactgroup.net

The contestant with the highest amount of votes will be announced on the night of the final and will be awarded with a place in the final 20.

Please note: Winning the public vote will not guarantee winning the entire competition.