Revitalising Church Lane North — a community-led regeneration scheme
Ben Briggs explains all the work that went into making the Beyond Housing’s Church Lane North regeneration scheme such a success.
Safe housing for Black and minoritised migrant women
Elizabeth Jiménez-Yáñez outlines how Hibiscus’ dedicated toolkit helps Black and minoritised migrant women overcome barriers to finding a suitable home.
Recap: Housing policy developments in England — Q1 2026
Chloe Fletcher rounds up policy developments in England from the year’s first quarter, highlighting how CIH is helping shape debate and influence policymakers.
From professionalism to the Senedd election — six big talking points from TAI 2026
All the key takeaways from this year’s TAI 2026 conference.
Housing Brighton 2026: Staying the course
All the key takeaways from this year’s Housing Brighton conference.
Why using a reasonable adjustment policy can genuinely support your EDI approach
Read how utilising your reasonable adjustment policy is a great way to support any EDI work within the housing sector.
Support for CIH members - what’s been happening in your area?
Our team works hard to engage with professionals, organisations, and members of the community interested in housing.
Webinar takeaways: Are You Ready for The New Competence and Conduct Requirements?
All the key takeaways from our latest member-exclusive webinar on the upcoming competence and conduct requirements.
Preparing for competence and conduct — a local authority perspective
Gateshead Council's neighbourhood housing manager Emma O’Sullivan shares insight into how local authorities are preparing for the upcoming competence and conduct requirements.
Housing policy developments in Northern Ireland — Q1 2026
CIH Northern Ireland’s national policy and public affairs manager, Georgia Knapp, explores the key policy developments during the first calendar quarter of 2026.
Housing Futures Cymru: Our manifesto for change
Ahead of the upcoming Senedd election, Housing Futures Cymru chair Joe Stockley outlines the key housing priorities for the next Welsh government and the changes younger people in Wales want to see.
Crisis becomes a landlord: A bold solution or symptom of a broken system?
Crisis has decided to become a landlord for the first time in its 60-year history — but what does the move say about the state of housing and homelessness in the UK?
View from the governing board: Your March 2026 update from the chair
CIH’s governing board met in March for a timely review of CIH’s progress and priorities, as we approach the end of one financial year and look ahead to the next.
Housing stress – why we need to be the change
Housing professionals are strong because we have to be, and while our toughness is a strength, it shouldn’t be a constant requirement.
Webinar takeaways: Preparing for STAIRs
All the key takeaways from our recent member-exclusive webinar on the new STAIRs regulation and what it means for both social housing providers and their residents.
