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The Miss England Contest is the most respected ‘Title’ in England.

It is the ONLY competition in the Country to send its winner to represent England in the Miss World Contest.

The organiser Angie Beasley has been the director of Miss England since 2002 . In the 1990s , Angie organised Miss United Kingdom on behalf of Miss World .

(Photo of Angie Beasley above by Studio NI Photography.)

Angie was one of the judges for Miss England 2019. In the 1990s Angie organised Miss United Kingdom on behalf of Miss World along with Miss Scotland and Miss Wales . In 2002 , Angie became the director of Miss England Limited , when Julia Morley spilt the 4 UK countries , so now 4 girls get the opportunity to go to Miss World instead of just Miss UK . In the 1990s , Angie organised the Miss United Kingdom contest on behalf of Miss World .

The competition is noted for emphasising the importance of charity work, now a major part of the competition, at Regional Heat level & National Finals. During the last few years, the Miss England competition alone has raised in excess of £1m for various childrens charities using the Miss World ‘Beauty with a Purpose’ slogan founded by Julia Morley, now a charity that aims to help disadvantaged children across the World. Miss England is a regular supporter of Variety Children’s Charity, having raised thousands of pounds at Miss England heats with ‘Miss England’ herself appearing at high profile events, organised by charities.

Miss World is one of the world’s biggest TV shows, filmed by satellite to over 120 countries and has been in existence since 1952.     In England we can usually watch on London Live Channel E!, or on the Miss World You Tube channel.

Founded by the late Eric Morley, the Miss World Contest is currently owned and organised by his wife, Julia.  The event hosts a top prize of $100,000 and every year attracts thousands of entrants in over 120 countries. Prolific winners of Miss World include Aishwarya Rai, Zhang Zilin and Priyanka Chopra who have all since then made themselves wholly successful in the filming and modelling industry. Other famous former Miss World contestants who have since become famous from their time in Miss World  include Halle Berry and Michelle Yeoh and from Miss England , Amy Jackson, third runner up in Miss England in 2010 and now one of Bollywoods biggest stars !

Amy Willerton who starred on “Im a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here ” also represented London in Miss England 2012 and later went on to win Miss Universe GB .

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The reigning Miss England is Bhasha Mukherjee who represented the Asian Face of Miss England contest  in the 2019 Grand final. Bhasha excelled in many of the different rounds in the Miss England final reaching the shortlist of 7 of the 10 rounds and placing 2nd in two which fast tracked her to the final 20 on the night of the final in Newcastle hosted by the Gainford Group .

The decision of the judges on the night was unanimous , every single judge (which was an all female panel)  voted for Bhasha to win the title following her final answer to the question from former Miss England Angie Sinclair  .  The answer to “Who is your role model and why?” Bhasha’s answer was that it was her teachers who made her fall in love with academia who were in fact  her role models because of her love for learning things new.

The day after winning Miss England in Newcastle Upon Tyne , Bhasha travelled to Boston Lincolnshire to start work as a Doctor at the Pilgrim Hospital .

Bhasha will represent England at Miss World 2019 at Excel London.  Visit Bhashas own website for more details 

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The winner of Miss England each year joins Miss Scotland, Miss Wales & Miss Northern Ireland & over 100 contestants from around the world to compete for the Miss World coverted crown with first prize of $100k.

In 2002 Angie Beasley became the Miss England National Director, after working with the Miss World office in the 90’s running Miss United Kingdom when the UK only had one entry to Miss World. Since then the competition has grown, attracting thousands of entries, raising awareness & funds for charities across the Country, using the Miss World Ethos & Charity ‘Beauty with a Purpose’.

More than just a pretty face

Along with taking part in the traditional Catwalk Style Contest, Miss England contestants who reach the final are encouraged to:

• Raise funds & awareness for Beauty with a Purpose
• Arrange sponsored gifts to donate to charity
• Take part in a creative ECO fashion round
• Compete in a sports round
• Complete a general knowledge quiz
• Take part in a beach beauty shoot
• Submit a short video for the talent & hair round which you can see on the Miss England YOU TUBE CHANNEL 

Miss England celebrates the achievements of women and we are looking for a positive role model to inspire others. Miss England is so much more than a beauty contest – scroll down to see some of the different rounds in the contest.