We round up the year of housing policy in Wales for 2024.
Justin Cartwright reflects on the main housing policy developments in Northern Ireland over the past few months.
Cerys Clark reflects on the main housing policy developments in Wales over the past few months.
Gavin Smart on why there has never been a better time to be a CIH member.
We recently hosted the regulator’s director of regulatory engagement to discuss the TSMs and glean further insights into the first year of data.
Former CIH president Aileen Evans speaks to Alma Sheren about life after Grand Union and why she's not done with housing yet.
In this article, Dr Tim Walker, a research fellow at the University of Exeter, discusses the findings from a research project on the social value of home sensor systems in housing.
Katy Swaine Williams, a consultant at Hibiscus Initiatives, writes about a new report by Hibiscus, highlighting the profound housing challenges faced by Black and minoritised women in the UK.
Panellists Pete Apps, Gavin Smart and Kai Jackson talked about how to effect positive cultural change and build stronger resident engagement in the social housing sector.
CIH's interim head of policy communications, and external affairs, Rachael Williamson, talks policy and priorities for the months ahead.
Rachael Williamson recounts a recent visit hosted by Poplar HARCA to find out how they have been engaging with local communities and young people.
Following newly published CIH research, Justin Cartwright explains why action is needed to deliver a fairer, more professional PRS in Northern Ireland.
We reflect on the pivotal role of Octavia Hill on the social housing sector.
As we close out 2024, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the remarkable progress and achievements of CIH Ireland.
Cerys Clark, policy and public affairs manager at CIH Cymru, argues that by incorporating the right to adequate housing we can provide safe and secure homes at the point they are needed most.