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.
Could London introduce Universal Basic Income in 2021?
News

Could London introduce Universal Basic Income in 2021?

‘A living nightmare’: British Gas workers strike over ‘fire and rehire’ plans
Employment

‘A living nightmare’: British Gas workers strike over ‘fire and rehire’ plans

Big Issue vendor Pam pays touching tribute to husband and Hove seller Paul
News

Big Issue vendor Pam pays touching tribute to husband and Hove seller Paul

‘Asking for help’s the hardest part’: Veteran goes from homeless to keyworker
Employment

‘Asking for help’s the hardest part’: Veteran goes from homeless to keyworker

Government has ‘moral duty’ to give homeless priority on vaccines
Housing

Government has ‘moral duty’ to give homeless priority on vaccines

Redbridge Council follow Oldham to vaccinate rough sleepers
Housing

Redbridge Council follow Oldham to vaccinate rough sleepers

Homeless couple given Covid-19 vaccine in Oldham ‘world first’
Housing

Homeless couple given Covid-19 vaccine in Oldham ‘world first’

Lockdown: New measures announced to protect rough sleepers and renters
Housing

Lockdown: New measures announced to protect rough sleepers and renters

Tenants must not be left at mercy of Covid-19 rent debt, ministers told
Employment

Tenants must not be left at mercy of Covid-19 rent debt, ministers told

‘This broken promise will cost lives’: Campaigners urge Everyone In return
Housing

‘This broken promise will cost lives’: Campaigners urge Everyone In return

‘A national priority’: Oldham first to prioritise homeless for vaccine
Housing

‘A national priority’: Oldham first to prioritise homeless for vaccine

Sunak’s £4.6bn lockdown grants ‘sorely needed’ but won’t protect jobs
News

Sunak’s £4.6bn lockdown grants ‘sorely needed’ but won’t protect jobs