Paul McNamee
Paul McNamee is the first Editor to manage The Big Issue across all national and regional editions as well as online. A regular media commentator, Paul has been named Editor of the Year three times by PPA Scotland, and was named British Editor of The Year in 2013 and 2016 by the BSME (British Society of Magazine Editors).
The Greens' small step in Scotland could yet have a big say in the UK
Paul McNamee

The Greens' small step in Scotland could yet have a big say in the UK

We need to welcome refugees, not deter them
Paul McNamee

We need to welcome refugees, not deter them

How do we reach the anti-vaxxers?
Paul McNamee

How do we reach the anti-vaxxers?

Those in so-called 'dead-end jobs' value their work – so should society
Paul McNamee

Those in so-called 'dead-end jobs' value their work – so should society

Climate change denial is now some kind of performative joke
Paul McNamee

Climate change denial is now some kind of performative joke

We have the numbers. Join us to Stop Mass Homelessness
Paul McNamee

We have the numbers. Join us to Stop Mass Homelessness

Forget false arguments, just offer hope
Paul McNamee

Forget false arguments, just offer hope

Lockdowns have bred selfishness. Now we need the opposite
Paul McNamee

Lockdowns have bred selfishness. Now we need the opposite

Oliver Dowden, be on the level about investment
Paul McNamee

Oliver Dowden, be on the level about investment

We need new thinking, shaken not stirred
Editors Letter
Paul McNamee

We need new thinking, shaken not stirred

Culture wars: A minister's new favourite tool for misdirection
Culture wars: Gavin Williamson weighed in
Paul McNamee

Culture wars: A minister's new favourite tool for misdirection

Britain, like Tim Martin, has to learn to make hospitality a viable career
Paul McNamee

Britain, like Tim Martin, has to learn to make hospitality a viable career

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