Our recordings cover various topics, from practical housing management and high-level policy discussions to events designed to support your professional development. All recordings are free for all CIH members, log in and listen/watch from anywhere.
Building Better Boards - Net Zero and Sustainability: Driving Organisational Change
Reaching net zero will require housing providers to change how they operate and how they manage their homes. Boards and senior leaders have a pivotal role in driving these changes across their organisations, and need to embrace their role.
The CIH Podcast episode 32 - Fire safety after Grenfell: Embedding safety into housing management
In this episode of the CIH podcast, we reflect on the Government’s formal response to the Grenfell Inquiry and explore how fire safety has too often been treated as a specialist technical function—when in fact, it is integral to everyday housing management.
Host Dr Eve Blezard is joined by Jan Taranczuk (managing director of Jan Taranczuk Associates), Chloe Gallagher (building safety manager at Magna Housing), and Gemma Darville (head of safety, risk and assurance at Gentoo and member of the Building Safety Regulator’s advisory committee). Together, they discuss how landlords can embed a culture of safety across their organisations, what good practice looks like in partnership with residents and stakeholders, and why fire safety is now central to consumer regulation.
Scottish Housing Day Online Workshop
Come along to this interactive workshop and help us identify what makes a good neighbourhood great.
CIH Futures podcast episode five - The Frontline View: CIH Futures and Apex Housing Association discuss ASB Awareness Week 2025
It's ASB Awareness Week 2025, and we're bringing you insights into exploring what anti-social behaviour means for the housing sector and how we're all playing our part in #MakingCommunitiesSafer
The CIH Podcast episode 31 - Prevention is better than cure: Early steps to tackle ASB
Tune in to our latest podcast where we discuss early prevention measures and actions that can be taken to help reduce ASB in our communities. This ASB awareness week Sarah Davis, policy manager at CIH tackles the issues behind anti-social behaviour in her discussion with Chris Grose, Claire Seymour and Dave Walker. For more information on ASB check out our member Knowledge Hub section dedicated to anti-social behaviour: https://www.cih.org/knowledge-hub/anti-social-behaviour
Tackling Damp and Mould: Professional Responsibilities and Good Practice
Gain essential knowledge and practical tips to implement for identifying, preventing and managing damp and mould.
In conversation with CIH NI policy
Gain a deeper understanding of the Northern Ireland policy landscape. Join housing law and policy expert Justin Cartwright for a virtual event that will explore the key changes facing the region, providing valuable insights for professionals and interested parties alike.
- Acquire in-depth knowledge - gain a comprehensive understanding of the key policy issues and challenges facing Northern Ireland
- Develop strategic insights - develop a deeper understanding of the political and economic forces shaping the region's future, enabling you to anticipate and respond to emerging trends
- Network with experts - connect with other professionals and stakeholders interested in Northern Ireland policy, fostering valuable relationships and expanding your professional network
- Enhance your decision-making - gain valuable insights to inform your own work and decision-making processes
Improving Complaints Services: A CIH Webinar Series Part Two
This webinar will look at how organisations are making strategic use of complaints to improve outcomes for residents.
Supported Housing Network June 2025
Catch up on our network meeting within the supported housing sector for June 2025.
Key Regulatory and Legislative Changes in England
Join members of the policy and external affairs team for a virtual event that will update on the latest developments, providing valuable insights for professionals and interested parties following the 11 June spending review.
