In this article we learn what it means to be more inclusive in the housing sector and how you can help make it a more diverse place.
Former CEO of Accent Housing Group, Gordon Perry, looks back on less enlightened times and ahead to an era of allyship and community.
Brian Dillion, CEO of Cena, a Traveller-led approved housing body, charts the progress that’s possible when a community is given the space and power to determine its own accommodation responses.
Find out how Angela Wiggam, head of planning at Turley got into the housing sector and became involved at CIH.
Caroline Moloney shares her reflections from the careers workshop at the ISHF
Gavin Smart explains why the government needs to properly fund initiatives such as the next Affordable Homes Programme and the Warm Homes Plan.
A new Housing Ombudsman report explores how social landlords can avoid falling foul of Awaab's Law's emergency repairs requirements.
The Housing Ombudsman's latest spotlight report shows how negative repairs and maintenance experiences significantly damage residents’ trust in their landlords.
We explored how and why housing professionals should equip themselves with the knowledge and skills to boost and promote resilience and wellbeing.
Housing practitioner and CIH EDI board member David Kingsley on his dedication to learning and drawing on his own experience as a social housing resident.
Brodie Reilly shares his insights into managing mental health and wellbeing in the sector.
CIH's Eve Blezard on joining the board of the Housing Studies Association, the need to better serve neglected communities, and the big asset management and building safety developments members should be looking out for.
The Regulator of Social Housing's Angela Holden shared insight into the first year of proactive consumer regulation.
Housing ombudsman Richard Blakeway and Rochdale Boroughwide Housing chief executive Amanda Newton came together for a powerful session on Awaab’s Law.
All the big talking points from the first webinar in a new series exploring ways for social landlords to improve their complaints services.