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City’s most beautiful compete for Miss Great Britain title


TONIGHT’S the night for one lucky woman from our region as the title Miss Southampton City is handed out together with a passport to the Miss Great Britain contest.

More than a dozen glamorous girls will take to the floor of Oceana nightclub for the title of Miss Southampton City in the regional heat of the beauty contest.

As well as impressing judges with the traditional swimsuit and evening gown rounds the contestants will have to show they have the personality and brains to represent the nation.

The competition, which features football WAG Danielle Lloyd amongst past winners, is celebrating it’s 65th year and organiser Liz Fuller, herself a former winner, is revamping the contest to include more women.

In a change to previous years the bikini round has been replaced with a swimsuit and the age limit has also been increased to ladies aged 29 or under.

The contest is also different to the Miss World contest – which saw trainee teacher Stephanie Tibbitt take the crown of Miss Southampton earlier this year - and is open to single mums and divorcees.

Liz, who is a TV presenter and model, said she is keen to shed the old image of the contest which seemed to exploit young women.

“I will be looking for a girl with great personality, intelligence and warmth, as well as beauty,” she said.

Liz believes the competition should be used as a platform for a successful career and wants to give the entrants all the career opportunities she enjoyed herself 13 years ago.

Contestants can be from anywhere in the country to enter the race to represent Southampton and the winner will be amongst 60 regional finalists at the final in London in November.

The competition is at the Ice House in Oceana.

Doors open at 8pm. Guests wishing to attend can be put on the guestlist by calling Oceana on 0845 313 2588

Comments(12)

Brite Spark says...
3:48pm Sat 31 Jul 10

How can Miss Rayner enter Miss Southampton when she has already entered Miss Basingstoke at least twice?

Where are these girls from exactly?

fuzzyfelt says...
4:23pm Sat 31 Jul 10

this is very outdated , surely miss southampton would need to be 15 pregnant and tattooed all over
(or have i got the wrong city?)

Spokesman for the Animals says...
5:25pm Sat 31 Jul 10

I wold like to enter miss Southamton i wold have a good chance of coming first?

tugboat says...
5:26pm Sat 31 Jul 10

fuzzyfelt wrote:
this is very outdated , surely miss southampton would need to be 15 pregnant and tattooed all over
(or have i got the wrong city?)
Nah, your getting confused wiv mercedes who has won miss fratton park for the last 15 years.
There was a problem last time they rolled her out cos it coincided wiv the benefit office being open,but they got over it by getting some mug to look after her 10 kids while she signed on.
She only won last time out cos she had 2 more teeth than miss estella road.

tugboat says...
5:48pm Sat 31 Jul 10

Spokesman for the Animals wrote:
I wold like to enter miss Southamton i wold have a good chance of coming first?
Only if you learn to spell the word "would".

Atpost says...
7:27pm Sat 31 Jul 10

When does the voting start?
I'd give her ONE

Victorian Principles says...
8:54pm Sat 31 Jul 10

tugboat wrote:
Spokesman for the Animals wrote:
I wold like to enter miss Southamton i wold have a good chance of coming first?
Only if you learn to spell the word "would".
Illiteracy delays ****?

Also, someone with your atrocious spelling probably shouldn't be pointing any fingers at anyone else.

Victorian Principles says...
8:56pm Sat 31 Jul 10

tugboat wrote:
fuzzyfelt wrote:
this is very outdated , surely miss southampton would need to be 15 pregnant and tattooed all over
(or have i got the wrong city?)
Nah, your getting confused wiv mercedes who has won miss fratton park for the last 15 years.
There was a problem last time they rolled her out cos it coincided wiv the benefit office being open,but they got over it by getting some mug to look after her 10 kids while she signed on.
She only won last time out cos she had 2 more teeth than miss estella road.
Spelling mistakes: 6
Grammatical and syntactic errors: 7

Good work.

gristle says...
9:35pm Sat 31 Jul 10

A Benny Hill lookalike competition would be more appropriate in Soton.

Victorian Principles says...
9:37pm Sat 31 Jul 10

Victorian Principles wrote:
tugboat wrote:
Spokesman for the Animals wrote:
I wold like to enter miss Southamton i wold have a good chance of coming first?
Only if you learn to spell the word "would".
Illiteracy delays ****?

Also, someone with your atrocious spelling probably shouldn't be pointing any fingers at anyone else.
That censored word is the oh-so-offensive biological term ejaculation.

Atpost says...
9:50pm Sat 31 Jul 10

Victorian Principles wrote:
Victorian Principles wrote:
tugboat wrote:
Spokesman for the Animals wrote: I wold like to enter miss Southamton i wold have a good chance of coming first?
Only if you learn to spell the word "would".
Illiteracy delays ****? Also, someone with your atrocious spelling probably shouldn't be pointing any fingers at anyone else.
That censored word is the oh-so-offensive biological term ejaculation.
Wow

You are so intellectually superior to the rest of us......

Victorian Principles says...
10:10pm Sat 31 Jul 10

Atpost wrote:
Victorian Principles wrote:
Victorian Principles wrote:
tugboat wrote:
Spokesman for the Animals wrote: I wold like to enter miss Southamton i wold have a good chance of coming first?
Only if you learn to spell the word "would".
Illiteracy delays ****? Also, someone with your atrocious spelling probably shouldn't be pointing any fingers at anyone else.
That censored word is the oh-so-offensive biological term ejaculation.
Wow

You are so intellectually superior to the rest of us......
I know.


One of tonight's contestants, Kimberley Rayner, 21, a university student currently studying linguistics. One of tonight's contestants, Kimberley Rayner, 21, a university student currently studying linguistics.

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