Matthew Scott looks at the missed opportunities in the Chancellors Autumn Statement and why as a sector we must continue to promote and support solutions to keep people healthy and warm at home.
Policy, providing safer communities, and managing complex needs to sustain tenancies were just some of the many big issues discussed at this year’s All-Ireland Summit.
What are the main risks facing England’s social housing sector, and what should registered providers should do to mitigate their exposure to them?
GreenSquareAccord’s domestic abuse services manager, Heather Downer, talks about the Places of Safety scheme and how newly approved grant funding will help support more survivors of domestic abuse.
With the Social Housing (Regulation) Act now law, the clock is counting down to the introduction of mandatory qualifications for senior housing managers in England.
Missed our virtual event on the new Procurement Act, or perhaps you just want to refresh your memory? Either way, we've got you covered.
Cerys Clark discusses how tackling domestic abuse in Welsh communities is part of a whole system approach to ensure homelessness in Wales is rare
Read our spotlight on one of our members, Paul Lawlor, communications officer at the Housing Executive.
Hannah Keilloh examines last weeks LHA uprating, examining the positives, the limitations and what is needed to resolve the ongoing housing crisis.
As part of the 16 day of activism this Grand Union blog explores the importance of awareness, recognizing abuse red flags and promoting healthy relationships and safe spaces.
We caught up with Malcolm Smith 2023 award winner Kevin Howe to delve a bit deeper into his career and aspirations for the future.
As we start the 2023 16 Days of Activism CIH chief exec Gavin Smart discusses housing's role in support domestic abuse survivors and what legislative changes are needed.
Jon Cox calls out the government's ASB Action Plan to include more links between ASB and safeguarding.
The landscape of social housing is evolving, and with it, the demand is on the rise for skilled professionals in housing, development and asset management functions.
If ever we needed a reminder that housing is a political issue, this week’s reshuffle provided it, writes Aileen Evans.