Our recent cost of living webinar explored how the sector is working to support struggling tenants over the coming winter.
Julie Steele shares all the key insights from this year's All-Ireland Summit.
Tony Cahill on Livv Housing Group's 'Livv and Flourish' fund and why the government must continue supporting social enterprise and local economies.
Read why safeguarding is so important to housing associations in Ireland to help protect vulnerable tenants.
Alma Sheren speaks with Sue Sutton about her coming retirement and the tragic circumstances that sparked a fulfilling career in housing.
Alison Wallace, Emeritus Professor, School of Business and Society at the University of York introduces findings from the first UK examination of housing risk-profiling technologies
Since the Regulator of Social Housing introduced its new consumer standards regime in April, no local authority has been awarded a C1 grading — until now.
CIH Futures is currently recruiting for new members so we explore the top reasons why young professionals might want to consider joining.
CIH policy and practice officer, Stephanie Morphew, provides an overview of the latest themes and developments for housing practitioners, following the latest address domestic abuse conference.
New chair John Hannigan on how he intends to support CIH as it goes from strength to strength and what his ambitions are for the wider sector.
Clanmil's Austin Kelly shares insight into the work they've been doing to tackle homelessness stereotypes and raise awareness of the issue.
Empty homes is a significant element of the housing crisis that is overlooked, writes Cath Mustafa, who shares insight into Yorkshire Housing's new approach to tackling the issue.
Alma Sheren explores the key avenues through which the supported housing sector can secure greater support and certainty, and ultimately ensure it can continue to deliver its vital services.
Liam Turner talks with Chris Marshall about how 1,600-home Railway Housing Association is adapting to the current policy environment and how it is setting itself up for the future.
Winter is coming, and energy bills have risen by 10 per cent this month. For over 20 million people who are already financially vulnerable in the UK, it’s likely to be tough.