Kate Wareing, Chief Executive of Soha Housing, says with the right investment now, we could save a lot of money in the long run.
In this blog, CIH Scotland national director Callum Chomczuk reflects on the launch of a new project which will consider the actions needed to transform Scotland's housing system.
Since 2019, CIH Cymru alongside its ‘Back the Bill’ partners Tai Pawb and Shelter Cymru have been campaigning for the right to adequate housing to be enshrined in law.
CIH Board trustee Ria Bailes on why fostering a culture of EDI is good for business.
Amanda Newton shares insight into the past 12 months at the helm of troubled provider Rochdale Boroughwide Housing.
All the big talking points from the Northern Housing Festival 2024 in Durham.
In 2019, Melton Borough Council's relationship with the Regulator was quite different to what it is today.
Rachael Williamson recalls a recent visit to Hackney Council, where the temporary accommodation crisis is all too apparent.
We hosted a session at the end of September with Angela Holden to discuss the first few months of the Regulator of Social Housing's new consumer standards regime.
In our latest blog we meet Jessica Wood, area housing manager at St Leger Homes of Doncaster and one of CIH’s volunteer mentors.
Hear from Peter O’Callaghan, acquisition and development manager at Simon Community on why he joined the CIH mentoring programme.
Adapting homes for accessibility often involves short-term fixes done cheaply, wasting resources and missing the chance to create lasting, accessible solutions that meet long-term needs.
The CIH Futures HCS session was so popular we didn't get a chance to answer all the audience questions. We catch up with panellists after the event to finish answering member questions.
Hear from Olubukola Abiiba, head of leasehold sales services at Newlon Housing Trust on why she joined the CIH mentoring programme.
How did we end up with such a poorly resourced, fragmented and reactive system of rules around housing quality?