Skills shortage: How can your business deal with a sector-wide issue?
Ahead of October's housing management summit, Paul Marston co-founder and director at Eidos Consulting Ltd discusses how you can tackle the increasing skills gap.
The whole housing sector needs to face up to the climate emergency
In this new blog for Scottish Housing Day, Catherine Hall explains why the whole housing sector needs to focus on meeting net-zero emissions by 2045.
Making housing and dementia a national priority: third update from the National Housing and Dementia Forum
This is the third update from the National Housing and Dementia Forum co-chaired by CIH Scotland and the University of Stirling's Dementia Services Development Centre.
Ending homelessness with a little help from our friends
Colette McKune MBE, CEO of ForHousing discusses how we can end homelessness – with a little help from our friends.
Reverse mentoring
We explore what reverse mentoring is, how reverse mentoring works and some of the key benefits to reverse mentoring.
LGBT+ mentoring – why diversity mentoring matters and its impact
Mentoring is often cited as an extremely effective way to support diversity and inclusion initiatives and agendas within organisations, and with good reason.
Regulatory focus – lessons learned
Gemma Bell, CIH member and partner at Penningtons Manches Cooper discusses why good governance is more important than ever for registered providers of social housing.
Raising the accessibility standards of new homes
CIH's senior policy and practice officer, Sarah Davis outlines why we need swift action to address poor accessibility to support the population.
Why we must include Band D social homes in the Energy Company Obligation eligibility criteria
CIH's Alexandra Gibson highlights why Band D social homes should be eligible for funding under ECO4 if we are to reach new statutory fuel poverty targets 2025.
Five reasons why you should consider mentoring others
From interpersonal skills to coaching experience, being a mentor is a fantastic way to develop yourself and provide support to others.
Making housing and dementia a national priority: second update from the National Housing and Dementia Forum
This is the second update from the National Housing and Dementia Forum co-chaired by CIH Scotland and the University of Stirling's Dementia Services Development Centre.
Notice to quit - where are we now and where are we going?
In this blog, Heather Wilson reviews the current ‘notice to quit’ legislation in Northern Ireland and the potential changes that could lie ahead for tenants and landlords.
A step closer to beauty?
CIH's Hannah Keilloh gives an overview of the key elements that have changed in the National Planning Policy Framework.
Being part of the CIH equality, diversity and inclusion group
CIH London board member Daniel Revell-Wiseman shares more about his life experiences and the importance of being part of CIH's equality, diversity and inclusion group.
The leap to Level 5
CIH's Niki Walton reflects on her experience completing the Level 5 Diploma in Housing.
