The CIH and CIOB recently hosted a roundtable on net zero in housing and the built environment. Here are the takeaways.
"The focus of my trip to Stockholm was to learn about net zero, but I left with so much more," writes CIH Scotland's policy and practice manager, Ashley Campbell.
Tenant champion and former CIH president Alison Inman on how well the sector is delivering on tenant engagement.
Labour was keen to talk up its plans for housing in the run-up to the election. Now they're in power, they appear to be wasting no time in putting their plans into action.
We highlight some of the key points from the Regulator of Social Housing's recent quarterly survey.
Darren Huitema explains how Believe Housing Australia is bringing down energy costs for tenants with a "game-changing" solar solution.
For most housing associations, rebranding is not something they need to think about. But for a small minority, a refresh might be what they need.
Kwajo Tweneboa on his new book, his views on the sector, and his hopes for housing post election.
Newlon Housing Trust has been on a two-and-a-half-year journey to improve trust, confidence and tenant satisfaction.
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.
One of the UK's largest housing associations has made a big splash into Passivhaus. Should others do the same?
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.
Bournville Village Trust's founding principles are as strong today as they have ever been.
Places for People's Caroline Terry shares insight into the work they've been doing to help young refugees get settled.
While this virtual event was tailored to members in the Republic of Ireland, much of what was discussed was just as relevant to landlords operating in the UK.