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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The government has committed to boosting the number of affordable houses

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A London Big Issue vendor has sold his original artwork for £200

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Is social enterprise the answer to social care?

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The £1.7bn youth mental health treatment gap shows the need for prevention

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The Big Issue is starring in Loretto’s street art show

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A vendor who saved a moped rider’s life is trekking 1,650 miles for charity

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Watch: Children tell the unseen story of the Street Child World Cup

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Bubble’s incredible story has had customers’ chins dropping to the floor

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Truro Big Issue has the ‘X Factor’ after Dermot O’Leary pays a visit

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A Camera Amnesty will give homeless people the chance to become photographers

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GamesMania offers a nostalgic look at games gone by

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A further £21m will go towards ending homelessness in Scotland

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