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.
Captain Sir Tom Moore: Charity challenge launched in lockdown hero’s memory
Activism

Captain Sir Tom Moore: Charity challenge launched in lockdown hero’s memory

Viral Glasgow food queue photo inspires Bowie charity single
Activism

Viral Glasgow food queue photo inspires Bowie charity single

LGBTQ+ homelessness: ‘It’s upsetting there aren’t more places for me’
Housing

LGBTQ+ homelessness: ‘It’s upsetting there aren’t more places for me’

Pay renters’ £300m debts or risk spending more on homelessness, MPs warn
Housing

Pay renters’ £300m debts or risk spending more on homelessness, MPs warn

Youth unemployment crisis will cost UK economy £7bn warns think tank
Employment

Youth unemployment crisis will cost UK economy £7bn warns think tank

Social rent homes plummeted by 200,000 in eight years, warns housing review
Housing

Social rent homes plummeted by 200,000 in eight years, warns housing review

Everyone In a year on: ‘It saved lives but did not truly mean everyone’
Housing

Everyone In a year on: ‘It saved lives but did not truly mean everyone’

Can rough sleeping be ended without ending the hostile environment?
Housing

Can rough sleeping be ended without ending the hostile environment?

How Everyone In helped women into Housing First
Housing

How Everyone In helped women into Housing First

‘I couldn’t imagine this’: Big Issue sellers on a year of Everyone In
News

‘I couldn’t imagine this’: Big Issue sellers on a year of Everyone In

Fact/Fiction: Is it safe to exercise with a face mask on?
News

Fact/Fiction: Is it safe to exercise with a face mask on?

Uber drivers fear workers rights changes will leave them ‘worse off’
Employment

Uber drivers fear workers rights changes will leave them ‘worse off’