Choral singers raised the roof of Dorking Halls for this year's Leith Hill Musical Festival.

From Thursday (April 15) to Saturday (April 17) choirs competed against each other in a series of competitions in the mornings before coming together to perform concerts each evening.

Here are the competition results – for reviews see this week's go! leisure supplement inside the Surrey Mirror, Dorking Advertiser and Leatherhead Advertiser.

Division One: Choirs of Bookham, Capel, Holmbury St Mary, Oxshott

Noel Farrer Banner (full chorus) – Holmbury St Mary

Stewart Banner (men's song) – Holmbury St Mary and Oxshott

Bovill Cup (women's song) – Holmbury St Mary and Bookham

Vaughan Williams Banner (madrigal) – Holmbury St Mary

Tangley Banner (part song) – Capel

Drew Banner (ensemble) – Bookham 2

Oxshott Challenge Cup (open class) – Oxshott

Mary Wakefield Medal (highest aggregate) – Holmbury St Mary

Division Two: Choirs of Beare Green & Newdigate, Buckland & Betchworth, Mickleham, Shalford

Lewin Cup (full chorus) – Buckland & Betchworth

Coles Banner (men's song) – Buckland & Betchworth

Leatherhead Banner (women's song) – Buckland & Betchworth

Cullen Banner (madrigal) – Beare Green & Newdigate

Vaughan Williams Banner (part song) –Mickleham

Kathleen Hugman Cup (ensemble) – Buckland & Betchworth 3

Holmbury St Mary Challenge Egg (open class) – Mickleham

Carey Druce Mary Wakefield Memorial Medal (highest aggregate) – Buckland & Betchworth

Division Three: Choirs of Dorking, Epsom, Horsley, Leatherhead

Lawrence Banner (full chorus) – Epsom

Broadwood Cup (men's song) – Epsom

1980 Farrer Banner (women's song) – Epsom

Sterndale Bennett Banner (madrigal) – Leatherhead

Vaughan Williams Banner (part song) – Epsom

Arthur Lawrence Cup (ensemble) – Dorking 1

Tavern Tankard (open class) – Dorking

Julian Armitage Salver (highest aggregate) – Epsom

William Cole Banner, adjudicators award for best performance throughout the festival – Shared equally by Capel, Buckland & Betchworth and Holmbury St Mary