'From concept to keys': How to deliver impact-first social housing
For Cornerstone Place co-founder David Ball, a society in which no one is forced to live on the street isn’t some lofty ideal, but rather a personal goal born from painful past experience.
Reducing the ‘poll tax’ on energy bills
Matthew Scott explores what Ofgem's proposed plans for lowering standing charges for electricity and gas might mean for tenants and landlords.
An agenda for change: Addressing Northern Ireland's housing crisis
The launch of ‘Tackling the housing and homelessness crisis: An agenda for change’ marks a pivotal moment for Northern Ireland's housing sector, writes Justin Cartwright.
The challenges facing England’s supported housing sector
The new government hasn’t yet set out its stall on supported housing, despite growing pressures within the sector.
The economic case for greener housing
The need to invest in more sustainable housing has never been greater, as Alma Sheren finds out.
What the changes to pension-age housing benefit mean for social landlords
The UK government recently confirmed it is to bring forward plans to merge pension-age housing benefit with pension credit. Sam Lister explains.
SHDF Wave 3: Navigating complex funding challenges
Wave 3 of the SHDF represents another leap forward in improving the energy efficiency of our homes. But it’s not without difficulties, writes Procure Plus’ Kevin Clarke.
A place to call home – 7,000 of them
As Stonewater completes its 7,000th home, Jonathan Layzell explains the importance of continually delivering new developments.
Mind the gap
Hough Bellis Communications' Bobbie Hough on the importance of effectively utilising digital channels to communicate with tenants.
The outlook for supported housing
Supported housing is facing some tough times. How might things change under the new government? The first Supported Housing Network meeting post election sought to find out.
MMC can help solve the UK’s affordable housing shortage – here's how
It's time to look at modern methods of construction through fresh eyes, writes Complex Asset Management Solutions’ Laura Young.
Five insights from Kwajo Tweneboa’s new book
The new book from housing campaigner Kwajo Tweneboa explores long-standing housing problems and how we might go about fixing them.
Home sweet Stockholm: Notes from a CIH study trip
"The focus of my trip to Stockholm was to learn about net zero, but I left with so much more," writes CIH Scotland's policy and practice manager, Ashley Campbell.
Sitting down with... Alison Inman OBE
Tenant champion and former CIH president Alison Inman on how well the sector is delivering on tenant engagement.
Insights from CIH and CIOB’s expert roundtable on net zero
The CIH and CIOB recently hosted a roundtable on net zero in housing and the built environment. Here are the takeaways.
