Paul McNamee is the Editor at The Big Issue, where he oversees all national and regional editions as well as online content. With a focus on publishing and media, McNamee frequently comments on topics related to journalism, government, and politics, drawing on his expertise in public policy and security issues. He has been featured in notable publications such as BusinessGreen, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Politics.co.uk.
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By: Paul McNamee
The government’s new Environmental Improvement Plan (EIP), published yesterday, marks a step-change in environmental ambition in this country – shifting nature recovery onto a genuinely strategic footing. Combined with the Planning and Infrastructure Bill’s imminent Royal Assent, this is a rare alignment; a moment to reset how the government talks about nature, development and the future of our communities.
This has felt like a year of loss and hard knocks for many. This Christmas, go easy on yourself, find what brings joy, and hold on.
By: Paul Mcnamee
Gordon Brown is one of the driving forces behind multibanks – hubs providing what should be basic products to those struggling to afford them.
By: Paul Mcnamee
Among the predictions for 2026, some are bleak, some fanciful and others out of this world. But which ones will take root?
Departing Big Issue editor Paul McNamee looks back at his time at the magazine, offers thanks and looks to the future.
Kneecap have become lightning rods for moral panic and government bans. But still found time to record new album Fenian
When SNP leader took over two years ago, his party were in steep decline. Now they are favourites to secure an outright majority
By: Paul McNamee
Artificial Intelligence could eliminate half of all entry-level white-collar jobs within five years
By: Paul McNamee
Paul McNamee IT'S exam season. It is the time when all those years of readying are poured into a concentrated moment, when fifth and six
By: Paul McNamee
Whether it's Burnham or not, the next leader needs to be a little more intentional and much less fearful
