Liam Geraghty
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.
Universal Credit may be costing more than the benefits system it’s replacing
News

Universal Credit may be costing more than the benefits system it’s replacing

Homelessness could end in Britain within 10 years, says charity Crisis
Housing

Homelessness could end in Britain within 10 years, says charity Crisis

Joachim Löw wants footballers to do more to help the underprivileged
News

Joachim Löw wants footballers to do more to help the underprivileged

Big Issue vendors are backing iZettle’s plans for contactless busking
News

Big Issue vendors are backing iZettle’s plans for contactless busking

Almost 3,000 Scottish families are sleeping in temporary accommodation
Housing

Almost 3,000 Scottish families are sleeping in temporary accommodation

Britain’s financial watchdog has launched a high-cost credit crackdown
Money

Britain’s financial watchdog has launched a high-cost credit crackdown

Get an edge to your ethical clothing with The Social Mercenary
Ethical Shopping

Get an edge to your ethical clothing with The Social Mercenary

The Bank of Mum and Dad is giving less money to their children to buy houses
Housing

The Bank of Mum and Dad is giving less money to their children to buy houses

London’s buskers are going cashless with iZettle card readers
News

London’s buskers are going cashless with iZettle card readers

Is this Oxford washing machine street art or fly-tipping?
Art

Is this Oxford washing machine street art or fly-tipping?

The Ministry of Justice is promising to help educate and employ prisoners
News

The Ministry of Justice is promising to help educate and employ prisoners

An indie bookshop is getting strangers to buy each other books on Twitter
Books

An indie bookshop is getting strangers to buy each other books on Twitter