CIH's Eve Blezard on joining the board of the Housing Studies Association, the need to better serve neglected communities, and the big asset management and building safety developments members should be looking out for.
Alma Sheren caught up with Stop Social Housing Stigma's Nic Bliss ahead of the formal launch of the Tackling Stigma Journey Planner.
All the big talking points from the first webinar in a new series exploring ways for social landlords to improve their complaints services.
The Regulator of Social Housing's Angela Holden shared insight into the first year of proactive consumer regulation.
Housing ombudsman Richard Blakeway and Rochdale Boroughwide Housing chief executive Amanda Newton came together for a powerful session on Awaab’s Law.
Learn more about how to access all your member benefits at CIH including the hugely popular Knowledge Hub packed full of content for all topic areas in the housing sector.
Habodel's head of ESG, Jon Daley, shares insight into their steadfast commitment to sustainability.
Unlocked sits down with new WISH president Crystal Hicks to find out more about her 'See Her' campaign and her efforts to get more women into the sector.
Unlocked caught up with Almond Housing Association to find out why they're permanently switching to a nine-day fortnight.
Drawing on her own expertise, Bloom HR's Natalie Carrington explains how social housing professionals can prevent and treat instances of vicarious trauma.
In many ways, Housing Brighton 2025 was a mirror image of last year’s conference. There was, however, one big difference.
Julie Layton reflects on her 25 years at Advance Housing and Support and the future of supported living.
For the time-pressed, we've distilled each of the 2025 UK Housing Review's 10 chapters down to the most essential points.
Procure Plus' Gwen Beeken runs through the ways in which boards should be challenging their organisations to make sure they stay alive to the risks and opportunities of the new Procurement Act 2023.
The Social Housing (Regulation) Act is reshaping the sector, and further changes will follow. But without new investment, supported accommodation will become unaffordable for many providers, argues Daniel Revell-Wiseman.