We must refuse to accept it is ok for someone not to have a home
CIH Scotland chair, Esther Wilson, issues a rallying cry to housing organisations to share best practice and showcase the difference they make to so many people's lives
'It's the shift, not the fix.'
Amanda Protheroe explores a victim-led approach to dealing with anti-social behaviour.
'Youth homelessness is everybody's business.'
Tamsin Stirling explores youth homelessness in Wales and lessons from approaches which have tackled it.
Universal basic income in Wales: the case for and against
A business innovation lead at a housing association and a lecturer in public policy explore universal income and reach very different conclusions about its value.
Who has the answers to the housing crisis? All of us
CIH Cymru director Matt Dicks explores the housing landscape in Wales and the need to come together to solve our housing crisis as he takes a look ahead to TAI 2018.
'Lack of ambition to build homes on a big scale is striking.'
Governments have met the housing needs of the nation under much more challenging economic conditions than those we have today says historian, writer and broadcaster David Olusoga.
Progress towards 50,000 homes
Research by Shelter Scotland and SFHA shows that Scotland is on track to deliver 50,000 affordable homes by 2021, CIH Scotland's policy and practice officer Susanne Flynn looks at the challenges ahead
Why politicians shouldn’t shy away from the Lobbying Register
As the new Lobbying Act comes into force, CIH Scotland's deputy director Callum Chomczuk explains what it all means and outlines some of the potential impacts on political engagement
New fire safety guidance an opportunity to raise awareness.
Mentoring has made a massive difference.
Our mentoring scheme matches up CIH members with experienced members to help them to share knowledge and develop their career. We spoke to a mentor and a person being mentored to find out what they've gained from the scheme.
The Clink: Helen's story - In her own words
My name is Helen and I'm 43. I spent nine months at The Clink Restaurant at HMP Styal, under the guidance of head chef trainer Kerry.
The Clink: Changing attitudes, transforming lives and creating second chances
Chris Moore tells us a bit more about the work of The Clink to rehabilitate through education.
'Scottish social landlords must prepare for new allocations rules'
New rules on allocations and suspensions will require social landlords in Scotland to review their policies and make changes where necessary.
Scottish social landlords must prepare for new allocations rules
We spoke to Ashley Campbell, CIH Scotland’s policy and practice manager, to find out more.
Supporting people who are sleeping rough
What is the best way to support people who are sleeping rough? Mike Ash, acting corporate director, communities and housing at Swindon Borough Council, outlines the new approach his team is taking.
