
Liam Geraghty
Deputy Digital Editor, News at The Big Issue
Journalist @BigIssue. Writing about housing and homelessness plus a bit of everything else. Tips to liam(dot)geraghty(at)bigissue(dot)com
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2 weeks ago |
bigissue.com | Liam Geraghty
Sponsored by Wales & West Housing It's 10 years since Wales appointed the world's first future generations commissioner. Derek Walker tells Big Issue that his role needs more power to speak up for people who are not yet born and stand against political short-termism There is no one on Earth quite like Derek Walker. Walker is the future generations commissioner for Wales, tasked with ensuring that public bodies take into account people who are not yet born when making decisions.
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2 weeks ago |
bigissue.com | Liam Geraghty
Housing The Homelessness and Social Housing Allocation (Wales) Bill will be introduced to the Senedd on Monday (19 May), promising to transform how homelessness is treated in Wales – if it can make it into law before next year’s elections The Welsh government is set to introduce its long-awaited new homelessness bill, promising the “radical” legislation will transform how the issue is tackled and save taxpayers’ cash.
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3 weeks ago |
bigissue.com | Liam Geraghty
Housing Lord John Bird tabled amendment to Renters’ Rights Bill calling for ban 2,222 days after government first promised to abolish section 21 evictions Big Issue founder Lord John Bird has submitted an amendment to the Renters’ Rights Bill that will mean no-fault evictions are banned as soon as the bill comes into law.
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3 weeks ago |
bigissue.com | Liam Geraghty
News A highly charged Big Debate rounded out Big Issue’s community roadshow in Cardiff with an expert panel taking on the big issues affecting Wales today and in the years ahead Welsh cabinet minister Julie James refused to condemn Keir Starmer’s Labour government in Westminster despite admitting that the prime minister had “not done enough” to tackle child poverty.
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3 weeks ago |
bigissue.com | Liam Geraghty
Sponsored by Wales & West Housing Association The Welsh government has rejected a proposal to allow tenants to be compensated for being kicked out of their home. Here’s what renters in Cardiff thought about it Being evicted can cost tenants an estimated £2,000 on top of the stress of finding a new place to live – but a new proposal to give renters compensation to ease the pain has been rejected.
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