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Big Issue is 35. Our mission to terminate homelessness continues (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has pledged to end rough sleeping. I'll be back to monitor how he gets on – as Big Issue has held power to account for 35 years Arnold Schwarzenegger in Terminator 2: Judgement Day. Image: ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy This week’s magazine travels back to the past, specifically to September 1991, and the world Big Issue was born into. There was recession, high interest rates and inflation. But a few momentous cultural moments too. It was the summer when (Everything I Do) I Do It For You ha
How can we revitalise the high street? (opens the original)
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We’ve become disconnected from the places and people we live beside. There’s plenty of space to build homes but little chance of building a community The site of the old BHS in Kirkcaldy has been spruced up by locals but remains empty. What can you get for £1 nowadays? Back in 2019 it could have been an entire shopping centre. That was the reserve price on The Postings in my home town of Kirkcaldy when it was put up for auction in 2019. Where we once went on a school trip to see behind the scene
Amelia Dimoldenberg: 'Young people are always first to feel the cuts' (opens the original)
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Amelia Dimoldenberg is the latest Big Issue guest editor. She explains how her Dimz. Inc Academy is looking to lift up kids from from underrepresented backgrounds to level the playing field Amelia Dimoldenberg. Image: Laura Schaeffer Amelia Dimoldenberg concocted an irresistible recipe. Take a celebrity on a first date to a fried chicken shop, lean into the awkward, disarming energy of the situation. Serve deadpan questions with a side of stilted silences for a conversation that’s frequently fli
Pop artist Philip Colbert: 'There’s a fascism of seriousness' (opens the original)
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The Scottish artist's most ambitious exhibition has just landed in Pompeii, making him only the second artist (in modern times) to exhibit among the Roman ruins Thirty giant, surrealist lobsters interact with the Roman ruins at the Archaeological Park of Pompeii Dive into the world of Philip Colbert. Originally from Perth, he studied philosophy at the University of St Andrews, before becoming a fashion designer, then combined the two as he moved into a career in neo-pop surrealism that has made
As data centres encroach in the UK, this is no time for stoicism (opens the original)
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Take a moment, put down the phone and stop fuelling the AI algorithms for a second A data centre. Image: Geoffrey Moffett / Unsplash I’ve asked an AI assistant to describe the small Scottish village of Auchtertool: “It is known for its historic parish church and a current local controversy regarding a proposed massive 600MW data centre campus.” A few days earlier, the same search only mentioned Auchtertool Kirk, pleasant rural walks and the ruins of 900-year-old Hallyards Castle. Getting on AI’s
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