Can we go green and remain affordable?
Darren Huitema explains how Believe Housing Australia is bringing down energy costs for tenants with a "game-changing" solar solution.
Sitting down with... Kwajo Tweneboa
Kwajo Tweneboa on his new book, his views on the sector, and his hopes for housing post election.
Bournville Village Trust: An enduring commitment to people and place
Bournville Village Trust's founding principles are as strong today as they have ever been.
How to deliver effective housing support for young refugees
Places for People's Caroline Terry shares insight into the work they've been doing to help young refugees get settled.
Is now a good time to go big on Passivhaus?
One of the UK's largest housing associations has made a big splash into Passivhaus. Should others do the same?
Housing policy changes in Northern Ireland – Q2 2024
From social housing supply to safety in the private-rented sector, Justin Cartwright outlines the key housing policy developments in Northern Ireland over the past three months.
Six key takeaways from CIH’s general election webinar
Our recent general election webinar explored how housing has so far featured in the election debate and what CIH is doing to influence the conversation.
How one Scottish council changed its approach to rent collection for the better
North Lanarkshire Council's shift from enforcement to engagement has paid off for all involved, as Liam Turner finds out.
Darkest before the dawn: Is it time for a modular comeback?
The UK's modular industry had a challenging couple of years, with news of factory closures and financial woes becoming all too familiar. But could things finally be on the up?
General election 2024: The first two weeks for housing
From Michael Gove's confirmed departure to Labour's alleged plans to expand Housing First, we look at all the talking points from the first two weeks of the general election campaign.
Ria Bailes: Shaping CIH’s commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion
As Pride Month gets underway, we talk with Ria Bailes about CIH's ongoing commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion and where she feels the sector is currently at on its EDI journey.
Gavin Smart on... Homes for All and the Church of England’s support for housing
What was the extent of CIH's involvement in the Church of England's Homes for All report, and how significant is it to have the Church so interested in housing? We talked with Gavin Smart to find out.
At a glance: Angela Rayner’s UKREiiF speech
Speaking ahead of the 4 July general election, Labour's deputy leader focussed on the party’s plan to deliver a “new generation” of new towns and the need to build on brownfield and ‘grey belt’ land.
The Impact of No Recourse to Public Funds: Key takeaways from the CIH virtual event
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.
General election 2024: Getting housing heard
With a date confirmed for the general election, now is the time to push housing to the top of the political debate.
