Liam Geraghty
Liam has written for The Big Issue since 2017, originally starting out as a Junior Writer/Sub-Editor before working up the ranks to become Senior Reporter in 2019 and Deputy Digital Editor (News) in 2023. That role sees him take charge of news and investigations relating to housing, homelessness and social issues. He also helps Big Issue vendors tell their story.
Shinaayo Owoola: My journey from Lagos to Southampton
Shinaayo Owoola Saints
News

Shinaayo Owoola: My journey from Lagos to Southampton

Fact/Fiction: Are Brits really having less sex because of Netflix?
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News

Fact/Fiction: Are Brits really having less sex because of Netflix?

Mark Millar opens new community café to boost his hometown
Mark Millar Stuart Crawford Flickr
Culture

Mark Millar opens new community café to boost his hometown

We need to treat a right to food as a human rights issue, says NGO
Food bank Trussell Trust
Social Justice

We need to treat a right to food as a human rights issue, says NGO

How vendor Nick Cuthbert was thrown into the heart of a protest
Nick Cuthbert Truro protest
News

How vendor Nick Cuthbert was thrown into the heart of a protest

Take a peak behind the scenes of Southampton’s Teenage Takeover
Saints
News

Take a peak behind the scenes of Southampton’s Teenage Takeover

Street Cat Bob's animated series is heading to Sky
Film

Street Cat Bob's animated series is heading to Sky

High-cost credit complaints are up by 130 per cent this year
credit debt
Money

High-cost credit complaints are up by 130 per cent this year

Gap between rich and poor is 'making a mockery of democracy'
Social Justice

Gap between rich and poor is 'making a mockery of democracy'

Fact/Fiction: Are handshakes going to be banned from the workplace?
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News

Fact/Fiction: Are handshakes going to be banned from the workplace?

Vulnerable Brits must be saved from cashless society, warns new report
News

Vulnerable Brits must be saved from cashless society, warns new report

How the Street Child Cricket World Cup is a game changer for Sopna
Street Child Cricket World Cup
Housing

How the Street Child Cricket World Cup is a game changer for Sopna

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