Iwan Trefor Jones, the CEO of North Wales housing association Adra, shares insight into a new decarbonisation hub in Gwynedd, which is set to become the first such development in the UK.
The Joseph Rowntree Foundation’s Natalie Tate on the techniques housing professionals can use to communicate with maximum impact.
Need a quick run-down of our recent virtual event with the regulator, where we delved into the new Consumer Standards and the ongoing consultation? We’ve got you covered.
How widespread is RAAC in housing, and how should providers be approaching the issue?
With Angela Rayner set to go toe to toe with Michael Gove on housing, we look at how she might deliver for the sector.
We caught up with the winner of our 2023 vice presidential election, Peabody’s Elly Hoult, to find out more about her ambitions for the role and how she will support incoming president Jill Murray.
With the government seeking to relax “defective” rules around nutrient neutrality, we look at what the changes will mean for the housing sector and the delivery of new homes.
PlaceShapers board member Cath Purdy shares insight into how one PlaceShapers member is continuing to go above and beyond for their community and tenants.
Glasgow University’s Professor Mark Stephens shares insight into the new UK Housing Review Reader and how it enables housing professionals to improve their understanding of the wider policy landscape.
Our annual CIH South West conference and exhibition is an event you don't want to miss.
The golden thread has emerged as a transformative force within UK housing - but what is it, and how can it benefit the sector?
We’ve looked at the LGA’s ‘Professionalisation of Housing Survey’, analysing the report’s key findings and the main takeaways for local authorities.
Rosemary McLean, director at the Career Innovation Company, advocates the benefits of an explicit career development strategy to equip individuals and organisations to have a sustainable future.
CIH Northern Ireland director, Justin Cartwright looks at what progress is being made in Northern Ireland around the zero carbon agenda, and where further work needs to be done.