Justin Cartwright CIHCM outlines all the big housing policy developments and changes since the start of the year.
Missed our recent webinar on the latest regulatory and legislative developments? We’ve got you covered.
Reviewing and enhancing recruitment and selection processes is not just the right thing to do: it is a smart economic strategy for a more inclusive and prosperous future, writes ACH's Paul Hassan.
Some sector professionals are determined to prove that burnout among frontline staff isn't an inevitability, as Liam Turner finds out.
Northern Ireland housing association Woven share insight into their holistic approach to net zero and sustainability.
Read how Peabody are going above and beyond just the standard housing provision of a landlord.
Here at CIH Ireland we’ve been receiving an increasing amount of feedback from members seeking guidance on issues arising from managing multi-unit developments and their relationships with owners’ management companies (OMC).
Read our latest updates from our policy work in Scotland in our focus on influencing Scotland blog.
Siôn Hughes shares insight into how North Wales housing association Adra is delivering on its green ambitions — and then some.
Alma Sheren talks with Amplius CEO Julie Doyle about life, housing and the art of a successful merger.
This year's Scotland's Housing Festival was dominated by big names and big issues.
Mobysoft head Paul Evans outlines how social housing organisations can go about embedding an effective, robust and long-lasting data strategy.
The Regulator says that it is assured landlords are acting to manage pressures — even if that means putting off plans for things like new developments.
In this blog David Kingsley reflects on his own journey into housing, and takes up the call by CIH president Elly Hoult, to ensure everyone advocates for housing to be a career of choice.
One way we can look to spread the message of careers in housing is to offer more work experience in the sector. Read one testimonial from a parent about work experience.