The No Recourse to Public Funds condition can have a devastating impact on anyone it is attached to, but especially women. Our recent webinar explored why this is and what's being done to help.
On March 27, the governing board met as part of the governance cycle for CIH. Chair Geraldine Howley OBE provides an overview of that meeting.
Where are we at with housing policy in the four UK nations, and what can we expect over the coming months?
The sun may have shone at Housing Brighton 2024, but the forecast for housing remains unclear.
How can landlords effectively support their most vulnerable tenants whilst also protecting remaining services and continuing to strive for higher standard?
The Housing Ombudsman has published a follow-up to its 2022 report on noise complaints. We take a look at the main takeaways.
Senior politicians and sector experts were on hand at this year's TAI to share their views and insights on the latest developments in Welsh housing.
Is it time your housing association says goodbye to the bird?
What is the best approach to involving tenants in process and practice, and what are some of the implications of doing so? Alma Sheren investigates.
Are you thinking of taking an experiential route to chartered membership? We've got you covered.
Clarion and Tuath Housing shared insight into their work around damp and mould in our 'masterclass' webinar.
The built environment industry has typically lagged when it comes to diversity. Alma Sheren investigates how it could catch up and reap the benefits.
Matt Dicks explores the role that modular and offsite manufacturing could play in boosting the delivery of new homes in Wales.
The revision of the Strategic Planning Policy Statement presents a unique opportunity to shape a more sustainable future for Northern Ireland, writes CIH Northern Ireland's Justin Cartwright.
Manningham Housing Association continues to serve as a shining example of how to deliver on equality, diversity and inclusion in housing. How can others in the sector replicate their success?