The Asylum Housing Pilot Project — a personal view
Kate Wareing comments on the government’s plans for of an innovative asylum housing scheme.
All in on AI: Wolverhampton Homes
Sam Dugmore explains how Wolverhampton Homes is enhancing its commitment to AI and digital transformation.
Homes that work for everyone: In conversation with the UK's disability and access ambassador for housing
Alma Sheren talks to Emma Palmer about her new role as the UK’s disability and access ambassador for housing.
Webinar takeaways: Devolution — What Does It Mean for Housing?
All the key points from our member-exclusive webinar on devolution and housing.
Qualified for success: CIH tutors on getting the sector ready for competence and conduct
The Housing Academy’s team of permanent tutors share insight into their work and what changes they’re seeing as the sector in England counts down to the new competence and conduct requirements.
How turning our colleagues into detectives is strengthening customer connection
GSA’s Steve Hayes explains how a murder-mystery-inspired exercise is bringing colleagues across the organisation closer to customers.
All in on AI: Magenta Living
Ian Creswell explains how Magenta Living is using AI to improve communication and save staff time.
One year into the Procurement Act: Progress, pressure and the road ahead
Procure Plus’ Clare Tetlow reflects on one year of the Procurement Act 2023.
Housing policy in 2026: What’s in store?
Our team of in-house experts detail the big policy milestones to look out for over the coming 12 months.
A new year, a renewed purpose
Gavin Smart explains CIH’s decision to update its mission statement and why its commitment to members is as strong as ever.
Meet the new leaders of CIH Futures
Unlocked sat down with new Futures chair Emma Gilbank and vice chair Ryan Barclay to find out more about what they’ve got in store for the young professionals group.
Webinar takeaways: Engaging with Ministers and Parliamentarians
All the takeaways from our member-exclusive webinar with former housing minister Eddie Hughes.
Current debt rules are harming domestic abuse survivors — it's time that changed
Drawing on a new report undertaken with King’s College London and Oxford Brookes University, Stephanie Morphew explains why the sector needs to reevaluate its approach to supporting domestic abuse survivors.
‘No access’ and Awaab’s Law: Seven recommendations for best practice
Unlocked breaks down the key themes from two groundbreaking reports on ‘no access’ and Awaab’s Law.
The CIH Autumn Budget round-up
CIH and its team of policy experts give their verdict on the Autumn Budget 2025.
