Miss England Bare Face 2026
The contestants in this contest have a total of 188,722 followers on Instagram and 86,700 followers on Tiktok.
4,211
7,680Existing Title
Miss Surrey and Miss England Sportswoman
Age
27
Height
5ft 8
Occupation
Banking Audit / Model/ Dancer/ Founder of Beyond the Box
Interesting Fact
I'm the first British Tamil to hold both Miss England Sportswoman and Miss Surrey. A classically trained Bharatanatyam dancer, I've performed at Westminster Abbey before the late Queen, at Wembley Stadium and in Amazon Prime's Picture This, and led a 250-dancer West End production raising £10,000 for charity. Alongside my career in banking audit, I founded Beyond the Box, inspired by my mum. She contracted polio at four and was told she'd never amount to much, yet built a successful business whilst raising her family. Her father empowered her, and she empowered me. Beyond the Box is about passing that on, empowering women to go beyond the limits society places on them. Our launch event, Strong Her, brought together 50 women from different backgrounds across the UK, with guest speaker Cheriece Hylton, a female athlete training for LA. All fundraising from Beyond the Box events will be donated to Beauty with a Purpose charities, and I'm passionate about creating a safe space that empowers women.
Existing Title
Semi Final ETN Winner
Age
20
Height
5'5
Occupation
Political Intern/Student
Interesting Fact
I have raised £95,000 for charity since 2020!
Age
25
Height
5'3
Occupation
GP Receptionist and Dispenser
Interesting Fact
Interesting Fact: From a young age I have loved sports. Whether that be athletics, netball, cross country and many more. I started competitive cheerleading at 16 and travel roughly 300 miles a week to do the sport I love. I have also rediscovered my love for running and ran my first ever half marathon 7 days before the semi final. This was in aid of The Survivors Trust; an organisation that supports victims of sexual abuse.
Existing Title
Miss Manchester
Age
24
Height
5'9
Occupation
Greater Manchester Police Officer
Interesting Fact
I've not been for a haircut for over 10 years
Age
19
Height
1.70
Occupation
Law Student
Interesting Fact
I’m most happiest at my makeup desk! Experimenting new looks and getting into characters is what I love. Alongside, travelling and exploring is a huge part of my life, I love exploring beautiful places meeting people from different cultures - seeing the world in new perspectives. Giving back is equally as important to me, I volunteer alongside speech therapists helping SEND children, and hope to use my platform in the future to raise awareness and celebrate individuality - helping every child feel seen 🌸!
Existing Title
FINALIST
Age
27
Height
5,8”
Occupation
Music teacher & company director
Interesting Fact
One minute I’m fitting out motorhomes and getting my hands dirty helping create vehicles that bring people adventure and freedom; the next, I’m on stage singing powerhouse vocals or coaching nervous students to find the confidence to use their voice. I love helping people discover freedom—whether that’s through travel or music.
Existing Title
Second Runner up in Miss England 2025
Age
24
Height
1.68m
Occupation
Model
Interesting Fact
Evanjelin founded Climate X Change, a charity initiative using the power of art to inspire change. Since 2022, she has helped raise over £100,000 to support education through books and learning resources for students in Sri Lanka and the UK, while empowering single mothers and children affected by domestic violence through creative projects and practical support. For Evanjelin, art is more than creativity, it is a way to educate, empower and transform lives.
Existing Title
FINALIST
Age
25
Height
5'9
Occupation
High Fashion Model & Founder of Because I Can
Interesting Fact
I love athletics, especially 100m and high jump, and I enjoy writing poetry in my spare time. I was also scouted on the 18 bus to Euston, which led to my first campaign with Gucci.
Most recently, my Beauty With a Purpose project, Because I Can, has led to conversations with four BBC stations across England. With a Communications degree and a master’s in Public Policy on the way, I’m not just speaking about change; I’m creating it.
Age
21
Height
5'11
Occupation
Model/student at the University of Southampton
Interesting Fact
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I’m an avid public speaker, originally from Northern Ireland, and have even spoken in the Stormont Parliament Buildings on the progress we have made as a nation. I moved to England to pursue my dreams of achieving a marketing degree, whilst modelling!"
Age
21
Height
5ft 10
Occupation
Insurance /. Nail technician
Interesting Fact
I’m dyslexic, which means I learn a bit differently, but it’s honestly made me super creative.
In 2023, I went to the commonwealth youth conference in London to be recognised for young achievements, children are the future .
I received a Young Achievement Award at the NIR World Summit in London which still feels unreal .
I was also a five-time city champion in high jump when I was 15,
I even modelled at London Fashion Week — definitely one of the coolest experiences I’ve ever had.
And I love ABBA — their music just never fails to make me happy.
I'm the reigning Miss Liverpool & won the Miss Bare Face Top Model award in Miss England 2025
Age
16
Height
5'6
Occupation
N/A
Interesting Fact
I really love having long hair, but in the past I’ve chosen to donate it multiple times to The Little Princess Trust. It’s really important to me to be able to help others in a meaningful way, and knowing that my hair can be used to create wigs for people who have lost theirs makes the sacrifice worthwhile. I think it’s a small thing I can do that has a positive impact on others , and it reflects my want to support and care for others .
Age
22
Height
5’8
Occupation
Model & Executive Assistant in Fashion Lifestyle and Media.
Interesting Fact
Although I’ve been involved in commercial, editorial and lifestyle modelling for the past five years, one of the most meaningful parts of my journey has been working as a 1:1 SEND teaching assistant supporting children with additional needs and caring for the younger generation. I also served as a wellbeing leader throughout sixth form, mentoring students aged 13–18 with mental health and peer support. My passion for fashion allows me to inspire and enrich those around me when keeping a key focus on inclusivity, confidence and empowerment. I also enjoy keeping active, driven and disciplined through gym training and pilates. Growing up as a pastor’s daughter also encouraged my love for community outreach, fundraising, and helping people feel seen, supported and valued.
Age
25
Height
5ft 1
Occupation
Doggy day care owner
Interesting Fact
I own 7 horses and I love mushy peas ! im competing in Horse of the Year 2026 on the 10th October 2026 with my horse Assagart Divine who last year came 6th in the contest . My singing career has spanned across my whole life, I first started singing for my grandma in her parish church when I was 6 until I was 12. I then went on to join the TV Workshop, an esteemed acting group in Nottingham, and more recently I have put on performances as Dolly Parton, Michael Jackson & Paddy McGuinness for the dogs at Doggy Day-care (no I am not joking🤣)
CELEBRATING NATURAL BEAUTY! ✨👑
This years finalist will be walking the catwalk on the morning of the final MAKE UP FREE for our judges !
We are delighted to announce The One Clinic in Leicester as the official SKIN PARTNER of the Miss England 2026 Make-Up Free Round! 💖
🌸 With over 45 years of combined medical experience, the team at The One Clinic specialises in personalised healthcare, skincare and medical aesthetics, helping people look and feel their best!
Check out their website for the treatments !
WHO WILL BE MISS ENGLAND’S SIXTH BARE FACE BEAUTY QUEEN?
7 days ago
2025 – Top left – Paige Loren– a nail technician from Liverpool
2024 – 2nd Top left – Afrose Ameen – an engineering graduate South London
2022 – Top row right – Melissa Raouf – a politics student at Kings college -London
2021 – Bottom left – Rheanna Cartier – a model from the Cotswolds
2019 – Bottom row right – Rebecca Gormley – a model from Newcastle ( went on to be a star on Love island!)
THE ONE CLINIC JOINS MISS ENGLAND 2026
WHO WILL BE OUR SIXTH BARE FACE BEAUTY QUEEN?
LEICESTER CLINIC CELEBRATES NATURAL BEAUTY WITH MISS ENGLAND 2026!
3 weeks ago
The One Clinic announced as the official Skin Partner of Miss England’s Make-Up Free Round, celebrating natural beauty, healthy skin and confidence!
Celebrating Beauty Beyond Make-Up
The Make-Up Free Round has become an important part of the Miss England competition, challenging traditional perceptions of beauty and encouraging contestants to feel confident in their own skin.
Unlike conventional beauty contests, Miss England encourages its finalists to showcase much more than their appearance, with rounds focusing on naturual beauty , talent, charity fundraising, ethical fashion, fitness and personality.
This year, The One Clinic will play a special role in selecting the winner of the Make-Up Free Round, who will be awarded a coveted place in the Top 12 at the Miss England Grand Final!
On the early morning of Tuesday 17th November before rehearsals commence , shortlisted national finalists will be invited to take part in a special make-up-free catwalk in front of the judges, showcasing their natural appearance without foundation, mascara, lipstick or other cosmetics.
The round is designed to celebrate individuality, confidence and natural beauty rather than flawless skin or unrealistic beauty standards.
Meet The One Clinic – Leicester’s Medical and Aesthetic Experts
Based in a charming 19th-century building in Leicester, The One Clinic brings together a team of highly qualified medical professionals who believe that aesthetic medicine and personalised healthcare should be accessible to everyone who wishes to explore them.
With over 45 years of combined experience, the clinic’s fully qualified, GMC-registered doctors offer a wide range of services, from general healthcare and private GP appointments to advanced medical aesthetics.
Each doctor brings their own specialist knowledge and expertise, allowing the team to work collaboratively to provide patients with treatments and solutions tailored to their individual needs.
The clinic prides itself on continuity of care, enabling patients to build long-term, trusted relationships with their practitioners while benefiting from the expertise of the wider medical team.
As a CQC-registered clinic, patient safety, professional standards and confidentiality are central to its approach.
Visitors are welcomed into a comfortable reception area, where they can enjoy refreshments and explore the clinic’s dedicated skincare bar, featuring a collection of skincare products available to sample.
The beautiful premises also offer convenient on-site parking for up to 15 vehicles.
Miss England Finalists Encouraged to Embrace Their Natural Beauty!
Ahead of the national final, The One Clinic is inviting this year’s Miss England finalists to share their own make-up-free photographs on social media in association with the clinic.
Contestants will be encouraged to explain why healthy skin, self-care and feeling confident without make-up are important to them.
The campaign aims to inspire other young women to embrace their natural appearance and recognise that beauty comes in many different forms.
Whether it’s maintaining a healthy skincare routine, looking after their general wellbeing or simply having the confidence to step outside without make-up, the finalists will be helping to promote a positive message about natural beauty.
Who Will Win the Make-Up Free Bare Face Round ?
With the Miss England Grand Final fast approaching, the competition is heating up!
See the make up free entries from the finalists so far on
this link
The One Clinic will have the exciting task of choosing the winner of this special round, with the successful contestant securing an automatic place in the Top 12 of Miss England 2026.
The winner will be announced during the national final at Athena Leicester on Tuesday 17th November 2026, when contestants from across England will compete for the prestigious Miss England crown and the opportunity to represent their country at Miss World.
The partnership brings together two organisations with a shared message: confidence, individuality and looking after yourself are all important parts of feeling beautiful.
Miss England looks forward to working with The One Clinic to celebrate natural beauty and encourage women everywhere to feel confident in their own skin.
Miss England 2026 Grand Final
Tuesday 17th November 2026
Athena, Leicester
For tickets to the Miss England red carpet grand final visit this link
Follow the Miss England finalists on social media as they take on the Make-Up Free Challenge in association with The One Clinic!
MISS WORLD ENGLAND WINS THE TALENT COMPETITION WITH A POWERFUL RENDITION OF “OVER THE RAINBOW”
2 months ago
PRESS RELEASE
Vietnam – Miss World England Grace Richardson has made history by winning the Talent Competition at the 75th Anniversary Miss World Festival in Vietnam, becoming the first England representative to win a Miss World fast-track event.
Grace, a performing arts graduate from Leicestershire with a background in singing, acting and dancing, wowed the global audience with her performance of “Over the Rainbow” at the Children’s Culture Center in Nha Trang.
Through her performance, Grace wanted to remind adults how important it is to keep their childhood dreams alive – a message that means a lot to her as she continues working towards her own dream of performing on a West End stage.
The Talent Competition started with contestants from around the world auditioning for a place in the final. Grace made it through to the 23 Talent finalists, who performed while the other 88 national ambassadors cheered them on.
Minutes after being announced as the winner, an emotional Grace said:
“I still can’t believe I am the winner. These women are all so talented, and it is truly an honour to have been chosen.”
Grace added:
“Winning the Talent round means so much to me. Performing is what I love, so it really is incredibly special to be recognised for it here at Miss World. I can’t wait to see what the next two weeks bring, knowing I’m already through to the Top 40! I’m just going to enjoy every moment and continue to give it my all representing England.”
Her victory has fast-tracked England into the Top 40 quarterfinals of this year’s Miss World and marks the first time England has won a fast-track event in Miss World history.
WORLD-CLASS TALENT
It was a hugely competitive evening, with Miss World Guadeloupe, Annaelle Ibo, finishing a close second after performing “La Vie en Rose.”
Miss World Philippines, Asia Rose Simpson, came third with a powerful dance performance telling the story of feeling lost and finding her way through faith.
The evening featured many other outstanding performances. Miss World Paraguay, Ayelén Pérez, a music educator, played the violin with remarkable talent and sensitivity, while Miss World Portugal, Vitória Babinetchi, impressed with an incredible rhythmic gymnastics routine.
The audience also enjoyed the powerful voices of Miss World Ethiopia, Ruth Yirgalem; Miss World Nigeria, Soye Karibi-George; and Miss World Eritrea, Snit Habteab, as well as a unique and unforgettable performance by Miss World Chile, death metal vocalist Ignacia Fernández.
Miss World Denmark, Josephine Bøttger, impressed the audience with a delicate classical ballet performance that showcased her remarkable talent.
And the list goes on. The representatives from Poland, Colombia, Zambia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Northern Ireland, the Cook Islands, Nepal, Gibraltar, Sri Lanka, Ireland, China, Vietnam, Denmark and Guatemala all excelled in their respective performances.
A DREAM COME TRUE FOR LEICESTERSHIRE PERFORMING ARTS GRADUATE
Grace’s achievement is especially meaningful because of her lifelong love of performing.
She trained and graduated at LCPA – Leicester College of Performing Arts, founded and led by Principal Ann Oliver MBE, where she developed her skills in singing, acting and dancing.
Grace has spent years preparing for a career in the performing arts, with her biggest ambition being to perform professionally on a West End stage.
Grace’s biggest supporters are her parents Alyson & Chris Richardson who have both travelled to Vietnam to support Grace with dad arriving slightly earlier.
Mum Alyson found out Grace had won the talent round just as she was about to board the flight from the UK to Vietnam. On her arrival Alyson said “We are absolutely over the moon to be here in Vietnam supporting Grace and to see her win the Miss World Talent Competition and secure her place in the Top 40 of this very special 75th Anniversary Miss World is beyond anything we could have imagined.
Grace has been humming and dancing for as long as we can remember, even before she could properly walk or talk. But singing and speech have never come easily to her. Grace was born with ankyloglossia, commonly known as tongue-tie, which restricts the movement of the tongue. She has had to work incredibly hard to find different ways to form sounds, words and musical notes.
That makes this recognition feel even more extraordinary to us. And after fracturing her foot a few months ago and being unable to fully dance on pointe at present, her determination to adapt, keep performing and find another way has been incredible to watch.
As her parents, we couldn’t be prouder. This award means so much because it feels like recognition not just of Grace’s talent, but of her resilience, determination and all the hard work she has put in to overcome the challenges along the way. To see her standing on a world stage in Vietnam doing what she loves is simply magical.”
Alyson & Chris on Graces graduation day
Miss England Director Angie Beasley said:
“This was the round Grace really wanted. Performing is her passion, so to see her win the Miss World Talent Competition is incredibly special. We couldn’t be prouder of her.”
Grace’s international win follows her success in the Miss England Talent round, where her performing ability played an important part in her journey to becoming Miss England.
Now, after years of training, her talent has been recognised on the world stage.
THE 75TH MISS WORLD GRAND FINAL – 5TH SEPTEMBER 2026
Following her historic Talent victory, Grace will continue representing England at the 75th Anniversary Miss World Festival in Vietnam, with her place in the Top 40 quarterfinals already secured.
The 75th Miss World Grand Final takes place on Saturday, September 5, 2026, in Nha Trang, Vietnam.
The wider Miss World festival events will take place across multiple cities and provinces in Vietnam from August 8 through September 5, 2026, bringing together national representatives from around the world for challenges, cultural events and appearances.
The 75th Anniversary edition of Miss World is supported by Geleximco Group as Diamond Sponsor.
Could Grace Richardson make even more history and bring the Miss World crown home to England?
ENDS
Press enquiries:
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For more details about LCPA and Ann Oliver MBE, visit:
https://www.lcpa.co.uk/lcpateam/miss-ann-oliver-mbe/
Grace Richardson Flies the Flag for England at the 75th Miss World in Vietnam
3 months ago
Performing arts graduate and the reigning Miss World England Grace Richardson is currently enjoying the experience of a lifetime as she proudly represents England at the 75th Miss World Festival in Vietnam.
After arriving in Hanoi following a comfortable long-haul flight with Vietnam Airlines, Grace’s feet have barely touched the ground! Since landing, she has been immersed in a packed Miss World schedule alongside more than 100 contestants from around the globe.
Highlights So Far… 
One of Grace’s first major appearances was the spectacular Miss World Opening Ceremony, where contestants celebrated Vietnamese culture by taking to the catwalk wearing Vietnam’s beautiful traditional Áo dài.
Grace walked alongside Miss Denmark, marking one of her first international catwalk appearances as Miss World England.
Since then, the contestants have been busy sightseeing exploring the world heritage sight such as Ha long bay , attending official various events, rehearsing and experiencing the culture and hospitality of Vietnam — while forming lifelong friendships with women representing countries from across the world.
Another highlight for Grace was attending the OMODA & JAECOO launch party in Vietnam, where she had the opportunity to model and pose alongside some of the brands’ latest cars. Here she is with Miss ireland posing with their latest models during the party ! Omoda and Jaecoo are distinct sister brands sharing underlying technology and platforms while targeting different aesthetic preferences and market segment.
Taking to the Catwalk in Vietnam 
On the 18th August , Grace competed in the highly anticipated Miss World Top Model round, modelling stunning creations by Vietnamese designers.
The fashion event provided another opportunity for Grace to showcase her catwalk skills, with the spectacular Dragon Square providing a stunning backdrop for the Vietnamese fashion showcase.
Grace pictured 3rd in on left !
Grace is no stranger to the runway, having modelled professionally before winning Miss England, but representing her country on an international Miss World catwalk has made the experience particularly special.
Between appearances, events and rehearsals, Grace is sharing the adventure with her roommate, Miss Ireland, Caoimhe Kenny, with the pair making some incredible memories together during their time in Vietnam.
The Best Is Yet to Come… 
There is still plenty more to come for Grace.
One round she is particularly excited about is Miss World Talent, where multitalented Grace will now be showcasing her singing.
Talent played an important part in Grace’s own Miss England journey. She won the Miss England Talent round with her performance of “Never Enough”, helping her on her way to being crowned Miss England.
Now, following her graduation in Performing Arts, Grace is looking forward to performing again — this time representing England on the Miss World stage.
Grace is also excited about the forthcoming Sports round, which she says has “a little twist to it this year”, as well as the Head-to-Head round, where she will have the opportunity to share more about her Beauty With a Purpose project, Every Drop Counts.
R- L Miss World finalists – WALES, ENGLAND NORTHERNIRELAND AND FINLAND READY FOR THE SPORTSROUND
Grace’s Beauty with a Purpose project focuses on raising awareness of water conservation and the impact our everyday choices — including fashion — can have on the world’s precious water resources.
Beauty With a Purpose has been at the heart of Miss World for decades, and Grace is hoping to use this incredible international platform to take the message behind Every Drop Counts to an even wider audience.
Grace on Her Miss World Experience 
Grace said:
“I have loved absolutely every moment so far in Vietnam. The country and its people are beautiful inside and out; I couldn’t have asked for a better host country.
I am really looking forward to the talent round and am excited to perform again since my graduation! I am also looking forward to the sports round, which has a little twist to it this year, and Head-to-Head, where I will be able to share more about my BWAP project with everyone here!
Overall, this has been an experience of a lifetime and I will forever cherish these memories.”
Thank You to Grace’s Supporters 
A special thank you goes to Seasonal Trunk for providing some of the fabulous outfits Grace has been wearing during her Miss World journey, and to Vietnam Airlines for helping Grace begin her adventure with a comfortable journey to Vietnam.
With plenty more events, rehearsals and competition rounds still ahead, Grace’s 75th Miss World story is far from over.
Good luck, Grace — England is behind you! 
Follow @grace.richo and the official Miss England social media channels for more updates from Vietnam.
Could You Follow in Grace’s Footsteps?
Applications are open for the next Miss England competition, offering contestants the opportunity to represent their area, compete for the national crown and potentially go on to represent England at Miss World.
Apply now at by clicking this ENTER NOW
Miss Liverpool’s Mission: Inspiring Young Girls to Embrace Natural Beauty & Confidence after taking to the Miss England final stage Make up Free
11 months ago
Press release December 2025
After winning the Miss England Bare Face Top Model award and securing a three-month influencer contract with award-winning natural skincare brand SpaVed, Miss Liverpool Paige Loren is determined to use her new platform to spark positive change among young girls across the UK browsing social media.
Photo of Paige make up free at the Miss England 2025 finals- make up free
Paige, who finished 8th overall in the national final, hopes her win will encourage the next generation to feel confident in their natural skin and be more confident about posting natural images of themselves instead of using filters and wearing too much make up.
“I have young cousins who lookup to me. Even Lottie my 7 year old niece but knows all about fillers, make up & filters on social media. I want to try and change the narrative, and I believe it starts with social media. Young girls should feel empowered to go make up free and post realistic images and accept themselves for who they are,” Paige said.
A Brave Bare-Face Moment at Miss England
When arriving at the Miss England finals held last month at the Grand Station Wolverhampton, Paige admitted she doubted her decision to compete completely make-up-free—especially when surrounded by contestants getting professionally glammed up.
“I did worry if I’d done the right thing when I saw everyone getting their makeup done. But once I walked out on the main stage make-up-free, I felt free. It was empowering as the judges saw the real me.”
Her bold choice paid off. The judges recognised her authenticity, awarding her the Bare Face Top Model title, a round which celebrates natural beauty and confidence from within.
A Model with International Experience
Paige is a part-time model and nail technician, is no stranger to the international stage, having proudly represented England and the UK at Top Model of the World in Egypt and Miss Charm in Vietnam. But this time, she wanted to stand for something different:
Make up Free Catwalk at Miss England by Alan Strutt
“I wanted to be a natural beauty at Miss England, and I’m thrilled it paid off. I might not have won the Miss England title, but being this year’s Bare Face winner means so much to me. If I help even one young girl feel more confident in her natural skin, I’ll have fulfilled my aim.”
About SpaVed – Award-Winning Natural Skincare
As part of her prize, Paige gets a collection of SpaVed Skincare & will collaborate with SpaVed, on social media , an award-winning British natural skincare company known for its gentle, effective formulations created with plant-powered ingredients.
Kamini Kapoor , founder of the SpaVed brand said
” At SpaVed, we recognise how significantly beauty expectations can influence confidence, especially for young people navigating an age of filtered imagery and comparison. The Bare Face Top Model initiative offers an important and refreshing counterbalance by highlighting authenticity and natural skin without added layers or perfection.
This year’s round brought meaningful attention to that message. Paige’s choice to compete make-up-free brought a clear focus back to natural skin and honesty on a national stage. Her participation aligns closely with the values behind this collaboration, and we are pleased to support a platform that encourages open, genuine conversations around beauty.
For SpaVed, this partnership extends beyond providing skincare; it reflects our core belief that beauty should feel accessible, honest and free from pressure. Working alongside Miss England allows us to contribute to a movement that promotes a kinder, more balanced understanding of what it means to feel comfortable in one’s own skin.”
The Bare Face Top Model Catwalk at Miss England 2025 was held at the Grand Station Wolverhampton – photo by Alan Strutt Top by Aftershock
NOTE FOR EDITORS
About Miss England’s Bare Face round Contestants who reach the semi and national final of the Miss England competition are encouraged to post an image of themselves on social media completely make up free writing how they feel about showcasing themselves in such a natural way and do a final catwalk on arrival Bare Faced for the judges. See this years entries https://www.missengland.info/qualifiers/miss-england-make-up-free/
More about Spaved
SpaVed’s products are designed to support healthy, glowing skin without harsh chemicals, making the brand a perfect fit for a campaign promoting authenticity and natural beauty.
SpaVed was recently recognised for excellence in holistic, sustainable skincare—further enhancing the impact Paige hopes to make during her ambassador role.
ENDS
For more images and to interview Paige please contact [email protected]
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Miss England Finals return to Grand Station
1 year ago
Miss England are pleased to announce the return to the Grand Station, Wolverhampton on the 20th & 21st of November 2025 for the Miss England Finals
The excitement is building as the Miss England Finals 2025 make their highly anticipated return to the Grand Station, Wolverhampton, on Thursday 20th and Friday 21st November. This two-day celebration will see finalists from across the country come together to compete for one of the most prestigious titles in British pageantry. With a legacy that combines beauty, intelligence, and purpose, Miss England continues to inspire women to make a positive difference both on stage and in their communities.
Set within the stunning surroundings of Grand Station’s historic Victorian architecture, the event promises an unforgettable experience filled with glamour, elegance, and inspiration. Guests will enjoy an evening of spectacular entertainment, showcasing not only the contestants’ poise and style but also their dedication to charity, leadership, and social impact. Each finalist embodies the true essence of modern beauty — confidence, compassion, and a determination to use their platform for good.
As proud hosts, Grand Station is delighted to welcome back Miss England for another incredible event in the heart of Wolverhampton. With its elegant event spaces and commitment to excellence, the venue provides the perfect setting for this national celebration. The 2025 Finals are set to be a memorable occasion that highlights both the talent of the contestants and the vibrant spirit of the city — a night where inspiration meets sophistication.
Day 1 –
Includes 1950s We Do Ethical 1950s style Fashion & Talent show and Charity night
Includes reception drink and on table buffet
Individual tickets £70 per head Table of 10 – £650
VIP nearer stage £85 or £800 per table
Day 2
Grand final show including entertainment, 1950s fashion shortlist outfits in an ethical fashion show & crowning of
Miss England 2025- the nations entry to the 73rd Miss World!
Includes reception drink – 3 course meal
Individual tickets – £125
Standard Table of 10 – £1200
VIP table of 10 seated nearer stage includes a stage photo with the winner following crowning – £1650
For Limited tickets please visit https://www.grandstation.co.uk/missengland
Banner picture above by ALAN STRUTT
Judges at the 2025 Semi Final – L-R Jessica Gagen Miss England 2022-23 Charlotte Grant Miss World England 2025 Olivia Green – Miss Premier Ceylon Miss England 2017 ( Runner up Miss England 2017) Photo by AlanStrutt
Miss England Hosts Make-Up Free Auditions in the Midlands to Celebrate Natural Beauty
1 year ago
Wolverhampton, UK –
Miss England is calling for aspiring beauty queens from across the Midlands to enter the next phase of the competition –
make-up free.
If you live, work or study in the Midlands, are aged between 16–27, and want to be part of the prestigious Miss England competition, don’t miss your chance to attend the make-up free auditions at Grand Station, Wolverhampton on 7th September.
To apply, simply send a recent snapshot of yourself — ideally make-up free or wearing minimal make-up — to [email protected] or complete the application form at www.missengland.info.
Selected applicants will be invited to audition for the next Miss England Championships, with the semi-final scheduled for October. Contestants will also have the chance to be crowned with a regional title representing their area.
“We feel it’s so important to promote natural beauty amongst women, especially on social media,” said Angie Beasley, Miss England Director since 2002.
Angie introduced the make-up free round in 2019 after noticing a rise in heavily filtered and overly made-up images, with some contestants looking unrecognisable in person.
A special presentation will take place at 2pm on the day of the auditions to encourage attendees to embrace their natural selves and build confidence from within.
Guest speakers include Afrose Ameen, last year’s Bare Face Award winner and a law student from London, who will share her inspiring journey of self-acceptance & Angie Beasley founder of the round from Miss England.
Afrose Ameen – the national award winner of Miss England’s Bare face award in 2024
Paige Loren Cannon James is the Miss England Bare Face Winner 2025
