you were involved with the ecb. did this lack of representation of black and ethnic minority players ever come up at board meetings? was it discussed? , , . , discussed? yes, very much so. it s been an issue discussed? yes, very much so. it s been an issue for discussed? yes, very much so. it s been an issue for the discussed? yes, very much so. it s been an issue for the game - discussed? yes, very much so. it s been an issue for the game for - discussed? yes, very much so. it s been an issue for the game for a l been an issue for the game for a long while. as we know, the south asian community have a lot of natural talent when it comes to cricket and they for many years have been underrepresented and quite a lot of work has already been done to try and rectify that. but clearly, the game has now been overtaken by events and we see that we ve come to the sorry passed we are today. i just want to make the point that a year ago the ecb did set up the independent commission for e
Bootle women launch beauty box in lockdown that s now selling out every month
Rebecca Allison launched The Indy Box with her auntie, Sue Flynn
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Rebecca Allison launched The Indy Box alongside her auntie, Sue. (Image: Rebecca Allison)
A young Bootle woman launched a beauty box aimed at supporting independent brands amid the pandemic and it s selling out every month. Rebecca Allison, 23, teamed up with her auntie, Sue Flynn, to create a new beauty subscription box after feeling inspired to help promote small and local businesses during these unprecedented times.
Rebecca created her brand, The Indy Box, at 4am one lockdown morning back in June 2020. She has worked in retail since being a student but when she was furloughed, she was keen to do something she is passionate about.