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Interview: Liam Geraghty Photo: Susan Owe
I’ve been doing this for 16 years. It’s a great magazine. I’ve got my regular customers who support me. But sometimes, people come up and say ‘Oh, I haven’t bought one in a while, is it still a pound?
I’ve not long returned to selling the magazine. A car knocked me off my bike and I had to have three months off Big Issue. I had a fractured knee and a torn ligament in my leg. My recovery has been up
I’ve only been selling Big Issue for two or three months but, so far, it’s been excellent. To be honest with you, I’m trying to get some DJ equipment so I can start DJing. As of today, I’ve earned eno
I’m doing alright at the moment. I’ve been on my pitch here for seven years. Waitrose forever ha ha! I have been selling the magazine for more than 11 years: I started in Edinburgh city centre, did fo
Grief trapped me inside my own bo dy until I took that vital first step
In the depths of grief, author Cathy Bramley discovered a way to pull through that helped her not only escape the darkness, but also adapt to a new way of living with happiness at its core