We now await the Social Housing Regulation Bill to receive royal assent which will increase the responsibilities of the Regulator of Social Housing. We took some time to speak to Fiona MacGregor, chief executive at the Regulator of Social Housing to discover more about the future of regulation.
The cost of living crisis continues to have an impact on our tenants, with too many households having to choose between heating or eating. Following this session, we caught up with Joseph Elliott, analysis manager at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation to gather some insight into what was discussed during Housing Brighton 2023.
Green spaces play an important role in the sustainable development of our communities. We spoke to Sophie Stephens, head of environment and sustainability, Ground Control to explores the value of green spaces, how to effectively create and maintain them, the need to promote biodiversity and how housing organisations have a key role in greening our neighbourhoods.
The sector’s response to the Grenfell tragedy has the power to bring about lasting change. We caught up with Nick Murphy following this session at Housing Brighton to discover more about the powerful discussions we had.
This webinar, run by CIH and Women’s Housing Forum, explores how women can be supported by their organisations and colleagues to develop their careers.
The webinar also explores balancing competing priorities and the challenges of hybrid or home working to most effectively undertake their current role and support their future aspirations. It considers the role of CIH professional standards, qualifications, training and mentoring and includes lots of practical tips.
Join us at this Housing Management Masterclass to hear the latest updates and best practice guidance for supporting our teams and residents through the cost of living crisis.
In this webinar, gain the latest insights and practical guidance to help tenants and residents through the cost of living crisis.
As providers work to support tenants through the cost of living pressures, it is important that we take the opportunity to reflect on areas of good practice and discuss what has worked and how we can plan for next winter.
This webinar explores how managing voids efficiently and effectively can result in better outcomes for providers and the relationship with the tenants and communities they serve.
This webinar will explore how managing voids efficiently and effectively can result in better outcomes for providers and the relationship with the tenants and communities they serve.
This session will look at what government, local authorities, housing associations and charities are doing to help prevent refugees, asylum seekers, migrants, and those with no recourse to public funds (NRPF) from becoming homeless.
The past decade has seen a number of conflicts that have triggered humanitarian and refugee crisis across the world. Many Syrian, Afghani and Ukrainian refugees have arrived in the UK and Ireland seeking safety. The arrival of refugees brings with it challenges for housing providers to identify safe and secure accommodation for those fleeing their homeplace.
This session will explore what government, local authorities, housing associations and charities are doing to help provide appropriate accommodation and provision for refugees, migrants, asylum seekers and those with no recourse to public funds (NRPF).
This webinar covers the national context of affordable housing in the East Midlands region where you will discover the latest developments in housing policy and practice.
In this session you will hear more about strategic housing from a local authority representative and the changing approach to enabling delivery, as well as learning more about good practice and the challenges facing all those involved in delivering affordable housing in the region.
This event is exclusive to CIH members and is particularly relevant to those working in housing associations, local authorities, and partner organisations in the East Midlands and beyond.
This session will look at the key recommendations from the Better Social Housing Review and what housing providers can be doing to support next steps.
The Better Social Housing Review panel published its report in December, setting out a range of recommendations for the sector to consider.
This session will look at the key recommendations from the Better Social Housing Review and what housing providers can be doing to support next steps.
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