A 20-year-old who grew up in Shropshire has launched a new product to help home owners protect their doorstep deliveries such as milk.
Isla Luckman developed a love of woodworking when she was at school and is now running her own business after completing carpentry courses at Shrewsbury College where she got a Distinction.
As well as having lockable and insulated options, the milk safes can be purchased with storage space for empty bottles to prevent them getting knocked over and broken. “In the days when most people had their milk delivered, there was also the threat of blue tits pecking open the metallic bottle tops, as they were very partial to milk.
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