Tune into our latest podcast to hear from our panel from across the UK and Ireland as they discuss how the professionalism agenda is differing across the devolved nations and Ireland whilst Competence and Conduct Standard is implemented across England.
Host Gordon Smith, Engagement Manager from CIH Scotland, is joined by Georgia Knapp, Policy Manager from CIH Northern Ireland, Kathleen Cottier, Board Chair at CIH Ireland, and Jonathan Morris, board member at CIH Cymru.
This webinar provides timely guidance on the new Phase 2 legislation and shared key learnings and practices from new damp and mould guidance, published collaboratively by CIH and the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB).
Join our policy experts for an update on how Andy Burnham’s premiership is going since our last member only podcast special in July. Hear from our experts on his homelessness commitments, devolution aims, and his government’s ambitions for a council house revolution.
Missed the last episode? Catch up now on https://www.cih.org/recordings/cih-podcast-55/
We explore where seismic changes to Local Government intersect with supported housing.
Front-facing housing professionals are often the first people called when communities feel unsafe, so this webinar explores how to respond safely, confidently and compassionately in those moments.
This webinar was designed to help board members across the UK and Ireland understand the risks associated with climate change, and obtain an understanding of how they can begin having conversations about how to mitigate them.
Hear from the authors of the 2026 UK Housing Review Autumn Briefing Paper on the contemporary housing issues facing the country.
In this episode of the CIH Futures podcast, we take you behind the scenes to explore what being a board member involves. From securing that first opportunity to join a board to helping shape key decisions and provide strategic leadership, we uncover the realities of serving at board level.
This was a great opportunity for colleagues from across the sector to come together to learn and discuss how they are approaching the significant asset management challenges facing the sector.
Trish Harrington-Dicks and Professor Vikki McCall explore why reflective practice is the missing 'health potion' in housing. Discover how supervision, mentoring and space to think together can support housing professionals, protect tenant voices, and drive better decisions and service improvement across the sector