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Greg Barradale

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Journalist. Previously: senior reporter @bigissue, finalist in Orwell Prize for Reporting Homelessness 2025
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Where have all the bank robbers gone?

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By Greg Barradale
| Dispatch Magazine
As a rule, life in the Hampshire town of Chandler’s Ford follows the familiar rhythm of suburbia. Its 20,000-odd residents go to the Waitrose or big Asda. They take the bus into Southampton or Winchester. They walk home from school along leafy pavements. There are few interruptions. Not since that morning on 13 September 2007, when marksmen from the Metropolitan Police shot and killed two men attempting to rob the HSBC.
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‘Yo-yo homes’: How Manchester lost £3 million on 30 properties

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By Greg Barradale
| The Mill
Dear readers — hello and welcome back to The Mill after a long bank holiday weekend. We hope you all took your briefing-less Monday in relative good grace and found succour in the prospect that waiting for you on Wednesday, if you could just hold out, would be a fascinating little insight into the world of Right to Buy. Greg Barradale, writing his first Mill piece, has been researching what are now known as ‘yo-yo homes’.
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‘No one’s tried this before’: a new live music roster aims to ensure opportunities for disabled musicians

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By Greg Barradale
| Inkl
Multi-sensory experience … a Disco Neurotico and Deaf Rave takeover at London’s 2025 Liberty festival. Photograph: Samuel Dore Musician Andrew Lansley hid his autism diagnosis for 10 years, scared of losing opportunities to perform if he asked for the adjustments he needed regarding lighting and noise controls. Now, the double bassist has created the UK’s first roster of disabled musicians, aiming to get artists with disabilities on to lineups and address the career barriers they face.
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