Reflecting on Scotland's Housing Festival 2022
Journalist Pennie Taylor takes a look back over the two day Festival.
Joint tenancies and domestic abuse
In this blog Deidre Cartwright discusses the importance of providing better legal options for survivors of domestic abuse who share a joint tenancy with the perpetrator(s)
Building homes to live well
Senior policy and practice officer Sarah Davis explains CIH’s continued commitment to the TCPA’s Healthy Homes Bill and campaign
We’re all getting older and we need to plan for the future
In this blog for Dementia Awareness Week, Ashley Campbell, policy and practice manager at CIH Scotland, considers the housing sector's role in supporting people to live well with dementia.
The 21st century SMART objective
REAL Leaders CIC share a little bit more about a modern approach to setting SMART objectives.
Living in a home of your own for longer – housing solutions for the ageing population
Charles O’Neill is director of product development at Co-Ownership shares more about the organisations Co-Own and Rent to Own products.
Stopping catastrophic falls by doing nothing
Paul Smith, director of Foundations explores the need to make our homes safer so that we don’t fall in the first place.
Reflections from the CIH Scotland Housing Festival 2022
In this new blog, Callum Chomczuk, national firector of CIH Scotland considers some of the highlights of the CIH Scotland Housing Festival 2022.
Latest housing statistics reveal impacts of COVID on housing supply
This blog gives a summary of the latest housing statistics published by the Scottish Government.
Enforcement is the key to success for the private rented sector (PRS)
This new blog considers how standards in the private rented sector may be improved.
A partnership to promote the Housing Profession in Fife
A new partnership has been launched by CIH Scotland and Fife Council.
Creating better homes and lives - Wheatley Homes
Jehan Weerasinghe, managing director of Wheatley Homes Glasgow shares more about making a big difference through their further education bursary programme.
Managed migration needs safeguards for vulnerable claimants
Plans to move millions of people off legacy benefits and onto universal credit (UC) begin today.
How could we define success for the Scottish Government’s strategy to end homelessness?
Dr Lígia Teixeira, CEO of the Centre for Homelessness Impact explores if the vision to end to homelessness could benefit from a more simple/memorable framework that fits a Scottish context.
Homes for Ukraine – two views from Scotland
The Scottish Refugee Council and Positive Action in Housing give their views on Scotland's Homes for Ukraine scheme.
