19 Oct 2020 | Health and housing | Professionalism and training

Are managing long-term health conditions and achieving meaningful career development mutually exclusive?

Heledd Williams, associate director of housing for the Vale of Aylesbury Housing Trust discusses her experience managing a long-term health condition alongside a developing career.

14 Oct 2020 | CIH updates | EDI, data and digital accessibility

Celebrating Black History Month – What’s in a name?

In this blog to mark Black History Month, CIH company secretary, Tolu Aluko shares her experience of equality, diversity and inclusion through her career.

12 Oct 2020 | Climate and sustainability | Regulation and legal

A new lease of life – the latest report from the Housing Ombudsman Service

Housing Ombudsman, Richard Blakeway shares more about the new report from the Housing Ombudsman Service, 'A new lease of life'

06 Oct 2020 | Health and housing | Regulation and legal

The new Domestic Abuse Capacity Building Fund – what does it mean for councils?

Under the new Domestic Abuse Bill, councils will have a duty to provide support for victims of domestic abuse.

30 Sept 2020 | Homelessness

Can social housing rebalance the homelessness equation?

Chloe Fletcher, policy director at the National Federation of ALMOs (NFA) discusses the latest NFA Best Practice report which concludes current government strategy on homelessness.

28 Sept 2020 | Income and financial wellbeing

What does the new data on Universal Credit tell us?

Sam Lister, CIH policy and practice officer tells all.

22 Sept 2020 | Development and regeneration | Health and housing | Homelessness | Income and financial wellbeing

A plague on our houses?

Ben Marshall, research director at Ipsos MORI shares more about his recent research and what it tell us.

17 Sept 2020 | EDI, data and digital accessibility | Professionalism and training

Leadership in housing – a looming capability gap?

Kate Cooper from The Institute of Leadership & Management discusses new research conducted on behalf of the Chartered Institute of Housing around the leadership gap in housing.

14 Sept 2020 | CIH updates | Development and regeneration | Income and financial wellbeing

Doubts grow about government emphasis on shared ownership

CIH policy advisor John Perry, unpicks the Government’s announcement for new investment in affordable homes, including shared ownership and what this could really mean for housing in this country.

09 Sept 2020 | Climate and sustainability | Development and regeneration

#OurNorth – Rising to the challenge of Net Zero

Brian Robson, executive director from the Northern Housing Consortium shares more about how the North of England is rising to the challenge of net zero.

07 Sept 2020 | Climate and sustainability | Development and regeneration

Sustainability and Killynure Green, Northern Ireland

Choice Housing from Northern Ireland share an overview of their Killynure Green development.

28 Aug 2020 | CIH updates

A tribute to Alan Ferguson

Celebrating the life and achievements of Alan Ferguson who spent 21 years with CIH Scotland after becoming director in 1993.

26 Aug 2020 | Development and regeneration | Health and housing

Living well in an accessible home

As a housing association specialising in accessible homes, putting homes at the heart of living well resonates with disabled tenants and their families as Sheron Carter, CEO of Habinteg explains.

25 Aug 2020 | Health and housing | Regulation and legal

Domestic abuse – why we really must make a stand now

Alex Gibson, CIH policy and practice officer, highlights why housing must not waste any more time in putting its pledges into actions and truly tackling the crime.

24 Aug 2020 | Regulation and legal

Should the housing sector worry about the UK Single Market?

CIH Scotland director Callum Chomczuk considers the implications of the UK Government's Internal Market Bill.