Laura Kelly, Author at Big Issue

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Laura Kelly

Laura Kelly is a multimedia journalist, award-winning columnist and podcaster with a longstanding passion for The Big Issue's social mission. She is the Culture Editor of The Big Issue, and leads the Venue Watch campaign to champion grassroots music venues.

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Sparks: People think we’re weird. We’ve never felt that

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Jim Moir, Nancy Sorrell, Chris Packham and the fine art of birdwatching

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Noel Gallagher: Oasis wouldn’t be anything if Liam hadn’t asked me to join

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Michael J Fox on living with Parkinson’s: ‘This isn’t something I’m making up. This is my life’

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‘We’re about freedom’: Måneskin rock against homophobia, misogyny and war

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Eurovision: Seven weird moments that show why it’s the greatest song contest

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Richard O’Brien: The Rocky Horror Show at 50 is a ‘rainbow event’

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Jack Nicholson can stand on his balcony if he wants. You don’t need to see it

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Danny Robins on the return of Uncanny: ghostly monks, poignant poltergeists and famous UFOs

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How two men outran the KGB to bring Tetris to the world

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Good Friday Agreement

The man who never gave up on peace

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‘I’m hopeful because there is anger’ – Naomi Alderman says The Power is an outlet for female rage

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