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SLIDESHOW: Hayley scoops Miss Beds title



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Challenging evening for beauty and talent contestants
Hayley Sams from Sandy is the new Miss Bedfordshire after winning the crown in a beauty and talent pageant at Bedford Town FC's conference venue on Saturday night.

She was chosen as the pick of a field of 23 contestants, with 18-year-old Peta Simpson from Carlton, North Beds picking up second place and Natalie Reid from Dunstable in the bronze medal position.

During the evening, contestants had to impress the judges with their special talent, tackle a challenge which required them to construct an eye-catching outfit from recycled materials, and don evening gowns for the final glittering stages.

As well as the overall title, there were category accolades for Miss Personality, Miss Eco Fashion, Miss Talent, Miss Photographic, Miss Style and Miss Health & Vitality.

Category winners were:
Miss Talent - Holly Perello
Miss Eco Fashion - Sharee David
Miss Personality - Yasmin Levi-Bainbridge
Miss Photographic - Jade Tomlin
Miss Style - Jennifer Catchpole
Miss Health and Vitality - Lisa Hunthome

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  • Last Updated: 02 May 2008 1:00 PM
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