Paul McNamee, Author at Big Issue

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Paul McNamee

Paul McNamee is the first Editor to manage The Big Issue across all national and regional editions as well as online. A regular media commentator, Paul has been named Editor of the Year three times by PPA Scotland, and was named British Editor of The Year in 2013 and 2016 by the BSME (British Society of Magazine Editors).

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Don’t let media headlines blitz the decent side of human nature

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A quarter of a million renters risk losing their homes – they need help, not judgement

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COP26 is over but the fight for survival is only getting started

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How MPs’ work ethic can really help deal with our labour shortage

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We need to plan for a green future or we risk being exposed

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The COP26 climate summit must not be a cop-out

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The French Dispatch evokes the golden age of magazines – we’re ushering in a new era

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The universal credit uplift and a rent arrears fund – that’s what levelling up really looks like

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We’re counting the cost of failing to prepare for a post-Brexit world

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The Big Issue at 30: Thirty years of changes… and one thing that’s stayed the same

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Where is the new tax revenue going? Maybe Dominic Cummings knows

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The Connor Brothers offer a fresh view of a better Britain

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