‘It’s like torture’: The hidden impact of temporary accommodation on neurodivergent children
Alma Sheren investigates the impact of the temporary accommodation crisis on families with neurodivergent children.
Preparing for competence and conduct — a housing association perspective
Nikkie Pullen explains how one of England’s largest housing associations has been getting ready for the upcoming Competence and Conduct Standard.
Closing the gap between intention and experience
Tracey Barnes, chief financial officer at A2Dominion, reflects on the organisation’s recent journey through leadership, trust and organisational performance.
Housing and Andy Burnham’s first 10 days as prime minister
A look back at the key housing announcements, appointments and policy developments from Andy Burnham’s first 10 days as prime minister.
All in on AI: SNG
SNG’s Matt Giles shares insight into how one of the UK’s largest housing associations is capitalising on advances in AI technology.
Richard Blakeway: Reflecting on seven years as Housing Ombudsman
Departing Housing Ombudsman Richard Blakeway talks complaints, caseloads and the future for the Ombudsman Service in this exclusive CIH Unlocked interview.
Webinar takeaways: Building Better Boards: Ethnic Minority Voices in Tenant Engagement
All the key insights from our latest Building Better Boards member-exclusive webinar.
Now is the time to truly put place at the heart of housing delivery
Weaver Vale Housing Trust’s Gemma Wood explains why a place-based approach is essential to solving the housing crisis — and the opportunities that the sector should capitalise on.
All in on EDI: Manningham Housing Association
Manningham Housing Association’s Carolina Padovezi de Oliveira shares insight into the Bradford-based landlord’s commitment to EDI.
Affordable housing investment by for-profit providers is growing rapidly
Mark Stephens and John Perry explore the rapid growth of for-profit registered providers and the regulatory challenges that need to be addressed as the sector expands.
Regeneration only works when communities can see the benefits
Seddon’s Richard Sterling argues that strong partnerships, meaningful resident engagement and visible local benefits are essential to building trust and ensuring regeneration creates lasting improvements for communities.
How Andy Burham’s ‘Manchesterism’ could reshape housing
Following Andy Burnham’s speech in Manchester earlier this week, CIH’s Tom Arnold explores what his premiership could mean for housing delivery in England.
Housing policy developments in Scotland — Q2 2026
A recap of the key housing policy developments in Scotland during the April to June period.
Housing policy developments in Northern Ireland — Q2 2026
A recap of the key housing policy developments in Northern Ireland during the April to June period.
Housing policy developments in England — Q2 2026
Chloe Fletcher outlines the key housing policy developments in England during the April to June period.
