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Buy The Big Issue Bumper Edition 2014

December 12, 2014 By SO53 News 1 Comment

The December edition of The Big Issue magazine is packed with valuable articles.

This special bumper Christmas edition costs £3.

You can buy The Big Issue from the Bosnian vendor at the Fryern Arcade in Chandler’s Ford. (She normally stands outside Costa Coffee and the bus stop at the Co-op supermarket.)

The Big Issue vendor from Bosnia: selling at the Fryern Arcade in Chandler's Ford.
The Big Issue vendor from Bosnia: selling at the Fryern Arcade in Chandler’s Ford.

The articles contained in this month’s bumper issue (Issue 1132) include:

  • John Bird: Why Paddington means much more to me than just a duffle coat and marmalade;
  • Professor Ian Steward: How you can learn to love Pi;
  • Alan Johnson: Letter to my younger self;
  • Dominic Laurie: No honest broker: Counting the cost of dealing with the payday middle men;
  • Robert Walsh: My nightmare at Christmas (An honest account how the writer with Asperger Syndrome experiences Christmas differently).

Big Issue Dec 2014

One young vendor told his story in this edition:

Lucian Urs, 28

“I came to the UK to study at Swansea University. I had already obtained a geology degree in Romania and this year I got my MSc in geographical information and climate change. Finding a job has been really tough. Selling The Big Issue is helping me get by until I can find work, hopefully as an engineer…”

Big Issue vendors’ version of “The Twelve Days of Christmas”

About The Big Issue:

The Big Issue is a magazine sold by homeless and long-term unemployed people. Vendors buy copies for £1.25 and sell for £2.50. They are working, not begging.

Since The Big Issue was launched in 1991. It has helped thousands of vulnerable people take control of their lives.

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