Ben Marshall, research director at Ipsos MORI shares more about his recent research and what it tell us.
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.
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.
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.
Choice Housing from Northern Ireland share an overview of their Killynure Green development.
Celebrating the life and achievements of Alan Ferguson who spent 21 years with CIH Scotland after becoming director in 1993.
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.
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.
CIH Scotland director Callum Chomczuk considers the implications of the UK Government's Internal Market Bill.
In this new blog Ashley Campbell, Policy and Practice Manager at CIH Scotland looks at what the Chancellor’s announcement means for the housing sector in Scotland.
CIH’s head of membership, Rebecca Clarke, reflects on 2020, the perceptions she has had challenged, and what more we can be doing as a sector to champion diversity and equality.
In his latest blog for CIH, Housing Ombudsman Richard Blakeway talks about the recently published Complaint Handling Code.
Melanie Rees, CIH head of policy and external affairs, shares her thoughts on Robert Jenrick's address at the International Housing Summit.
om Greenwood, managing director, Wholegrain Digital, shares his thoughts on the challenges and opportunities Green IT brings to the housing sector.
Our homes have never been more important to us than they have been during the COVID-19 crisis. CIH chief executive, Gavin Smart shares his thoughts on why homes should be at the heart of recovery.