The Scottish Refugee Council and Positive Action in Housing give their views on Scotland's Homes for Ukraine scheme.
Rachel Crownshaw, executive director of operations at GreenSquareAccord, shares more about the insight they receive from customers tells and how this helped pinpoint where to focus improvements.
Mariana Schiller, senior policy officer at the GLA discusses the new Service Charges Charter which aims to improve leaseholder satisfaction by giving providers best-practice principles to follow.
Ahead of Housing Brighton, Bugler Group CEO, Andy Bugler, provides a summary of the approach and values that have underpinned our success over the past four decades.
CIH's Sarah Davis shares further thinking from a recent roundtable with Grand Union Housing Group.
Claire McDonnell, tenant engagement officer at Circle VHA shares more about the organisation's tenant first approach and strategy,
UK Housing Review author, Mark Stephens the necessity to open the door to a more strategic view of the state and the market.
Rohini Sharma Joshi FCIH OBE shares why the housing sector must do better to attract, recruit and retain a much wider diversity and develop employment approaches to achieve this.
David Pell, honorary associate and associate lecturer at The Open University remembers Neville's incredible housing life,
Helen Wordsworth, Yorkshire & Humber regional group lead shares why you should join CIH and your member group today.
In this new blog, Callum Chomczuk, national director of CIH Scotland, considers the opportunities presented by the Scottish Government's draft rented sector strategy.
In this new opinion piece first published in the Herald, Callum Chomczuk, national director of CIH Scotland, considers whether the proposed prevention duty will do enough to tackle homelessness.
Offering CIH membership to our Next Generation Leaders has provided each individual with the pathway to continual development as they progress into leadership roles in the upcoming years.
Following the release of the 2022 UK Housing Review, CIH policy advisor John Perry explores what more needs to be done to address housing need in the UK.
If we are to prevent homelessness, we must ensure our sense of common purpose and supportive structures enable us to offer the appropriate support, at the appropriate time, by the appropriate agency.