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.
Britain's financial regulator has issued a stern warning to high-cost lenders
Money

Britain's financial regulator has issued a stern warning to high-cost lenders

Nicola Sturgeon backs Edinburgh scheme to give rough sleepers free books
Ian Rankin Nicola Sturgeon Streetreads
Housing

Nicola Sturgeon backs Edinburgh scheme to give rough sleepers free books

Counting the dead: What now for Britain's homelessness crisis?
Fabian Bayet Milton Keynes
Housing

Counting the dead: What now for Britain's homelessness crisis?

Sadiq Khan approves 100 water fountains across London
Environment

Sadiq Khan approves 100 water fountains across London

The Homeless World Cup is heading to Cardiff next year
Housing

The Homeless World Cup is heading to Cardiff next year

Jack Sargeant follows in late dad Carl’s footsteps with Big Issue sell-off
Jack Sargeant sell-off Cardiff
Housing

Jack Sargeant follows in late dad Carl’s footsteps with Big Issue sell-off

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Ethical Shopping

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Nicola Sturgeon gives £6.5m backing to Social Bite’s Housing First program
Social Bite Josh Littlejohn
Housing

Nicola Sturgeon gives £6.5m backing to Social Bite’s Housing First program

The Government will now officially count the number of homeless deaths
rough sleeper
Housing

The Government will now officially count the number of homeless deaths

'One of a kind' London vendor Donato Barbieri has died
News

'One of a kind' London vendor Donato Barbieri has died

If banks can have their debt cancelled, why can't the rest of us?
Money

If banks can have their debt cancelled, why can't the rest of us?

Most young adults can’t afford to buy even the cheapest homes
A young person, seen from above, sits on the floor looking through a stack of bills in front of a laptop
Housing

Most young adults can’t afford to buy even the cheapest homes