Liam Geraghty, Author at Big Issue

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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.

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Trussell Trust foodbanks deal with “steepest rise in demand yet”

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Fact/Fiction: Does the NHS really treat 5,000 diabetics every day?

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Liam Gallagher is urging you to give up your parka for homeless people

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Preventing homeless starts with preventing sexual abuse, says charity chief

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Much-loved Big Issue vendor John Hill has died

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Dan Hett’s video games take on grief, radicalisation and ethical journalism

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Does doing puzzles as a child reduce the risk of dementia in later life?

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Big Issue vendor Paul reveals what it’s like to sleep rough in Westminster

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The first graphic novel created by homeless people is being crowdfunded

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The DWP’s Universal Credit ads have been ruled as “misleading”

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A Big Issue-inspired design has helped a reader scoop a wood engraving prize

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The average foodbank-using family is living on just £50 a week

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