This Rural Housing Week Hannah Keilloh discusses how short term lets are dramatically impacting housing supply in rural locations, and how recent government planning consultations could change this.
Chris Grose highlights the key areas to be aware of and prepared for as ASB shifts from an operational issue to a strategic issue, with increased government and regulatory legislation.
Discover what it's like to win at the prestigious Scotland Housing Awards.
David Barrowcliff from English Rural examines the hidden crisis of rural homelessness and the comprehensive approaches needed to tackle it.
CIH policy and public affairs officer James Bryson reflects on his key takeaways from last week's Housing 2023 - CIH's three day information packed annual conference.
The Anti-social behavior (ASB) focus empowers officers through standards, support, and professional development for effective anti-social behavior management.
Julia Prichard CIHCM shares more about her experience completing the executive route to membership.
The Social Housing (Regulation) Bill is now close to receiving royal assent and it will have a big impact on the housing industry.
We designed our self-assessment, linked to our professional standards, to help you along your development journey, no matter your role, your length of service or your area of expertise.
Hannah Keilloh, CIH policy and practice officer, considers changes to planning in 2023 and the impact on social housing.
Andy Frankum and Jan Taranczuk from the National Social Housing Fire Strategy Group discuss the steps you need to be taking to ensure you are effectively managing and mitigating fire safety risks.
The Housing Agency's David Rouse outlines why the heart of successful apartment communities are organised and well-run owners’ management companies.
CIH's John Perry discusses what has happened to the families brought to the UK by HMT Empire Windrush and if the lessons learned from the Windrush Scandal are now being ignored.
Ed Barber, policy officer at the National Housing Federation shares more about the organisation's recent survey results regarding development of specialist housing.
Walterton and Elgin Community Homes (WECH) is a resident owned and controlled organisation discuss why it is important to give care and consideration to the language we use.