John Bird is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief at various esteemed publications. He focuses on a diverse range of themes including culture and society, arts and entertainment, health and wellness, as well as data management and analytics. John’s work has been featured in notable outlets such as Greenbook, The Times, Hot Stove Baseball, and The Independent.
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John Bird's articles cover a variety of topics such as social poverty, market research, homelessness, government and leadership. His focus on opinion editorials and expert commentary indicates that he may be interested in receiving pitches from individuals with expertise in these areas. Given his coverage attributes related to legal policy regulation and government announcements, sources familiar with governmental policies or regulations impacting social welfare could also be relevant for him.
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Big Issue founding members reunited for BBC Radio 4's The Reunion with Kirsty Wark to look back on 35 years of fighting poverty.
By: John Bird
Governments have to recognise the inheritance of poverty. Only then can their energies can be rallied to come up with ways to break it
Government ineptitude is nothing new but Starmer has not been able to address poverty crippling our schools, hospitals and justice system
Big Issue founder Lord John Bird writes for The Mirror on the number of young people out of work and education ahead of the publication of a major report by Alan Milburn
Poverty must be right in the middle of green issues as part of our fight to make the planet a better place, writes John Bird.
Nigel Farage threatens seismic, transformative changes comparable to the English Reformation of King Henry VIII and poverty is driving it.
As Andy Burnham might find to his advantage, the north is still seen as ‘realer’, more characterful and probably more honest.
No one comes out of being prime minister smelling or looking pretty. Managing humiliation is the best that can be done, writes Big Issue founder John Bird.
Travelling on the train suggests that individualism seems to be the most prized possession of modern times, writes John Bird.
What new tools will Burnham bring to politics that are not more of the same? Will he address the poverty that undermines Britain?
