Miss GB Ayrshire
Ayrshire is ready to crown its queens
Excitement is mounting across Ayrshire as preparations gather pace for what promises to be one of the summer’s most feel-good events. On Saturday 27th June, Troon Concert Hall will set the stage for the inaugural Miss Great Britain Ayrshire Final, an evening expected to blend glamour, charity, celebration and community spirit in equal measure.
Miss Great Britain Ayrshire has been shaped around a modern and inclusive message, with three categories designed to celebrate women at different stages of life. The Miss category is open to those aged 18 to 30, Ms welcomes contestants aged 31 to 44, and Ms Classic shines a spotlight on women aged 45 and over, with no upper age limit. It is a format that feels both refreshing and purposeful, recognising that confidence, ambition and presence do not belong to one age group alone.
What gives the event its real depth, however, is the charitable focus behind the sparkle. Throughout the competition journey, finalists have been busy raising money and awareness for local and national causes, with thousands of pounds already generated for our beneficiaries including Ayrshire Cancer Support and Ayrshire Hospice. Both charities provide vital services within the community, and their inclusion brings a strong sense of purpose to the event.
That same community spirit has also been reflected in the official event programme, sponsored by Ayrshire Magazine. Through the sale of programme advertising, further funds have been raised, highlighting the strength of backing from across the region. Advertising space in the brochure is still available, offering local businesses a valuable opportunity to show their support while gaining visibility as part of this landmark Ayrshire event. It is a reminder that this is very much an Ayrshire occasion, backed by local people and businesses who want to see it thrive.
Behind it all is Director, Kay Morgan, and her dedicated team, whose passion and hard work have brought the competition to life. The inspiration for the event has its roots in a proud moment for the area. In 2024, Kay’s daughter, Ava Morgan, was crowned Miss Great Britain at just 19 years old, after raising £30,000 for charity bringing the national title home to Ayrshire. That success helped spark the ambition to create something with a local identity, while opening the door for other women to enjoy the same opportunity.
For the winners, the journey won’t end in Troon. Each category Queen will go on to represent Ayrshire at the national finals in Leicester this October, competing for the coveted Miss Great Britain titles. The sense of excitement around the prospect of Ayrshire once again making its mark on the national stage is building.
Yet the real heart of the evening lies with the contestants themselves. Each finalist is new to pageantry, and a common theme among them has been a desire to build confidence, embrace a new challenge and make a positive contribution both personally and within their communities. While their journey is far from over, they have already experienced significant personal growth, formed new friendships and had lots of fun along the way.
Tickets are available now via EventBrite or through the Miss Great Britain Ayrshire social media pages, with supporters and members of the public warmly invited to attend.
All of this would not be possible without the support from our main sponsors: Haus Of Dentistry, EssJay Electrical Services, Jewel Room, Unbridaled, SLS Medical Aesthetics, and Bronzed.
Applications for each category are still open – to enter, please email missgbayrshire@mail.com.
