A music teacher and businesswoman has been named Miss Norfolk and will now represent the county in the Miss England final.
Amy Morris, 27, from Norwich, qualified for the national event, which will take place later this year, after being selected through interviews and catwalk video entries submitted over the summer.
She was officially presented with her sash and tiara by long-serving Miss England choreographer Lisa Powell.
"I’m incredibly proud to represent Norfolk in Miss England," Miss Morris said.
"Norfolk is a place where I always feel safe, supported and inspired and the kindness here is real–friends and neighbours who show up, communities that pull together and a shared pride in our little corner of the world.
"That’s the spirit I’m proud to carry forward."
She combines her educational career with business and performance, and away from the stage, she is manager and co-owner of Lush Leisure Vehicles, a motorhome company offering travel and adventure on wheels.
The Miss Norfolk competition is organised by Lincolnshire-based Elise Joy Limited, which works alongside Miss England to identify contestants and support the county winner’s journey to the national stage.
Nathan Bryant, executive director of Elise Joy Limited, congratulated Amy on securing the county title.
"We are absolutely delighted to congratulate Amy on being crowned Miss Norfolk 2026 and securing her place in the Miss England Final," he said.
"From the moment we learned more about Amy, it was clear that she has a fantastic story to tell.
"We’re incredibly excited to have Amy as our 2026 titleholder and, from all of us at Elise Joy Limited, we wish her the very best of luck as she heads towards the national final."
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