CIH membership: Focus on fellow
If you’re an experienced housing professional with Chartered membership making meaningful contributions to the sector, you might be eligible for CIH fellowship (FCIH).
Now is the time to decide what professionalism means for housing in Wales
CIH Cymru has launched a comprehensive survey seeking the views of members, and the wider sector, on what it means to be a housing professional in Wales. Here, CIH Cymru director Matt Dicks outlines why now is the time to ask the question.
Housing in Northern Ireland: A beginner’s guide
Finding a good, affordable place to live is one of the most important parts of life and in this article we explore what that can look like in Northern Ireland.
All in on EDI: Stonewall Housing
For Pride Month 2026, Stonewall Housing CEO Steven McIntyre shares insight into his organisation’s unwavering dedication to EDI and what others might be able to take away from their approach.
The annual CIH census: What have we learnt so far?
Cerys Clark examines the trends emerging from CIH’s annual census and explains why members should take part.
Social housing regulation has outgrown the systems many still rely on
Mobysoft chief executive Gary Young outlines the challenges that social landlords need to overcome to ensure their IT and data systems remain fit for purpose in an era of rapidly evolving regulation.
The view from Alphin Pike: Preparing for the growing wildfire threat to housing
CIH’s Matthew Scott outlines the growing threat of wildfires and the need for the sector to be better prepared and protected.
Webinar takeaways: Future Homes Standard — Implications for Housing Delivery
All the essential insights from our recent member-exclusive webinar on the new Future Homes Standard.
Front-facing housing management: Defending community cohesion against unrest
Find out more about the recent CIH webinar exploring how housing providers can proactively foster community cohesion, promote social integration and counter rising intolerance.
Hot people in hot homes – cool heads needed
We need concerted action to ensure every investment or intervention in UK homes contributes to heat adaptation and resilience, and year-round thermal comfort.
Why we can’t lose sight of our own sector’s professional development
Three months on from Scotland's Housing Festival, CIH Scotland national director Gillian McLees reflects on sector activity, the new government and CIH Scotland's call for a new Charter outcome focussed on learning and development.
Older private renters and overheating: at the crossroads of risks
Overheating is a present-day issue that needs to be tackled now to improve older people’ lives, as well as their health.
Webinar takeaways: The Realities of Housing Officer Burnout and How to Respond
All the essential insights from our recent member-exclusive webinar on housing officer burnout.
Decent Homes Standard: Why we need to look at flooring again
CIH’s head of policy and external affairs, Chloe Fletcher, explains why we shouldn’t close the door on the debate around floor coverings.
All in on EDI: Tonic Housing
For Pride Month 2026, Bob Green OBE and Bella Hall share insight into Tonic Housing’s uncompromising commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion.
