All in on EDI: Unity Homes and Enterprise
For Black History Month 2026, Cedric Boston outlines Unity Homes and Enterprise’s success in delivering for BME communities in Leeds and what others can learn from their approach.
The Competence and Conduct Standard has arrived — what now?
With the Competence and Conduct Standard now in effect, we explore what the next steps should be for landlords and professionals.
Behind Every Home: Sitting down with new CIH president Evie Copland
Evie Copland discusses her journey into housing, the inspiration behind her Behind Every Home campaign and her presidential ambitions.
Julie Haydon: Resilience, reflection and the CIH presidency
As her time as CIH president draws to a close, Julie Haydon reflects on the impact of her Rooted in Resilience campaign and why supporting housing professionals must remain a priority.
Housing in focus: Reflections from party conference season
CIH policy experts reflect on the key housing debates, policy proposals and priorities to emerge from the recent party conferences across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Housing policy developments in Scotland — Q3 2026
A recap of the key housing policy developments in Scotland during the July–September period.
Housing policy developments in Wales — Q3 2026
A recap of the key housing policy developments in Wales during the July–September period.
Help to Buy: Could it make a comeback?
As a major government-commissioned evaluation sheds new light on the impact of Help to Buy, Liam Turner explores what the evidence tells us about the case for a successor in England.
Brooke House: What does it mean to design housing with women in mind?
Alma Sheren sat down with Women’s Pioneer Housing Chief Executive Tracey Downie to find out more about the specialist landlord’s new large-scale women-only development and what designing housing with women in mind really means.
‘Turning buildings into buildings’: Could reuse change how we build homes?
We find out more about housing’s role in the UK’s first circular construction hub, and what the hub’s future success could mean for the way we deliver homes in the UK.
Webinar takeaways: What is expected of today’s supported housing boards?
All the key insights from September’s Supported Housing Network discussion.
Building a stronger, survivor-centred response to domestic abuse
As new legal safeguards for abuse victims come into effect in Scotland, Bryony Willett and Lucy Wilmot explain how Home Group has been proactively working to improve the way it responds to domestic abuse.
‘Left to Rot’: A searing indictment of Britain’s broken homes and those responsible
Daniel Hewitt’s new book, Left to Rot, examines the causes and human consequences of Britain’s housing crisis, and what needs to change to fix it.
Webinar takeaways: Housing delivery in Ireland: The front-facing perspective
From outdated systems and growing caseloads to staff resilience and the importance of maintaining strong resident relationships, here are six key insights from recent discussions on front-facing housing delivery in Ireland.
Getting Section 106 back on track
Megan Hinch looks at how new government-backed Section 106 guidance developed by CIH and its partners could boost the numbers of affordable homes delivered via the mechanism.
