Defending champion Allison Fisher beat Stacey Hillyard 7–3 in the final to take the title, her seventh and last Women's World Snooker Championship win.

Defending champion Allison Fisher won 4–0 against both Valerie Dalgliesh and Julie Gillespie.

[1] For the third match in succession in the tournament, Allison Fisher achieved a whitewash of her opponent, beating Sarah Smith 5–0 whilst making four breaks over 30 to lead 4–0 and then compiling a century in the final frame.

[4] In the second session, Fisher won all four frames, including the tenth on a re-spotted black[4] to gain her seventh world snooker title in nine years.

[3] The match featured breaks over 30 in nine of the ten frames[4] was seen as closer than the end result suggested[8] It was the seventh and last time that Fisher won the title.