Sugababes are an award winning English pop group trio from London. The group consists of Keisha Buchanan, Heidi Range and Amelle Berrabah. They have been named the most successful all-female act of the 21st century in the UK. They have also sold more than 5 million albums in the UK alone. The girls won "Best World Group" Music Award 2006 in Poland.

The group formed in 1998. Releasing twenty one singles, six of those reaching 1 in the UK and six albums that have reached top 40 charts worldwide, they have had more top ten hits with original songs than any other girl group. The Sugababes are one of the few British groups to have five of their albums reach the top three, two of which were number one.

The trio are one of the most influential and most successful girl groups in the UK, with fifteen of their twenty-one releases achieving chart success; all have peaked within the top ten.

"King of the Red Carpet”

Scott Henshall has been dominating the Red Carpet since 1998 when, at age 22, he became the youngest designer to show during London Fashion Week.

In 2000, he won the Vidal Sassoon Award for cutting edge talent (sponsorship for London Fashion Week) and has since been gathering media attention as the designer of choice for London's "it" girls and international celebrities, his client list includes Victoria Beckham, Paris Hilton, Rosario Dawson, Victoria Silverstedt, Wyclef Jean, Kimberley Stewart and Supermodel Petra Nemcova.

The Scott Henshall Mainline Collection has been stocked in the world's most discerning stores including Saks N.Y.C., Fred Segal L.A., Joyce Boutique Hong Kong, Isetan Japan and Harrods London.

International supermodel,
Entrepreneur & TV Presenter

Hofit Golan

With it’s own wind turbine and solar energy system, Surya (named after the Hindu sun god) plans to donate surplus electricity to locals, making this the first business to provide free energy.

The dance floors contain crystal blocks which generate up to 60 percent of the club’s electricity, much of which will go towards powering the air-con.

Recycling and reusing is also high on the agenda. Tables are made of magazines, the walls out of old mobile phones, and there’s a bathtub-cum-sofa. Waterless urinals save 90 gallons of water, and the club gathers rainwater. The wine is also fairtrade and organic.

Aisleyne has appeared on a variety of television programmes including the Friday Night Project, Big Brother’s Big Mouth, This Morning, the Gadget Show, and Deadline. She has demonstrated her comic acting skills during several appearances on the BBC show, Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe, and in light entertainment programmes for ITV. Her varied and busy celebrity lifestyle is currently the subject of the reality TV series ‘Aisleyne’.

Aisleyne has regularly featured in women’s magazines. She has written a fortnightly advice column for More magazine, and extensively covered the Big Brother 8 series for Reveal magazine through a weekly column. Aisleyne is also working on a variety of other projects, including her autobiography.

Spurred on by her own success, Aisleyne is also committed to helping those less fortunate than herself. She is a patron of Brain Tumour UK, actively helping to raise funds for the charity supporting research into an illness which holds personal significance for her. Aisleyne is also the ambassador of Club4Climate; helping to promote the Clean Planet Trust, a charity which is fighting to combat climate change.

Tony Gore founder of Little Earth UK LTD eco fashion/recycled handbags has now moved into Europe stocking 140 shops with Little Earth UK handbags that stand alongside Armani, Gucci Prada etc....

The most innovative recycling idea to date takes American car licence plates, hubcaps and tyres and turns them into the most uniquely stunning and desirable handbags.

To all this year’s gorgeous green goddesses’,

First of all, you are all special and incredible women to have gotten this far, so well done! You are not only beautiful, but intelligent, strong and socially responsible.

To be a woman of the earth is a very special feat and whether your experience ends today or brings you to the Philippines, enjoy every moment, as this is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

To the new Miss Earth UK winners, be proud of your countries, be active in making a difference to the environmental problems our world is facing at the moment, know who you are and what you represent and stay true to yourself, and most of all, have fun!!

Good luck to all,

Love, Laugh, Live & GIVE!

Sarah x

Miss Earth England 2007 Clair Cooper

The need for preservation of Mother Earth is more pressing than ever before so a massive hand to all you ladies for standing up and being counted. You’ve done yourselves and Miss Earth’s slogan “Beauties for a Cause”, proud. Reaching the finals is a great accomplishment and a real testament to your strength and inner beauty.

To the lucky delegates who will go on to the Philippines, this is truly a once in a lifetime experience where the eyes of the world are on you, wanting to hear your views. Seize the opportunity to make a difference with both hands and represent your country with style, panache and individuality.

Have fun and the very best of luck to all of you!

Clair x