While the Government’s focus on increasing housing supply and addressing key issues like cladding remediation is welcome, the sector will need to navigate rising costs and uncertainty in the long-term strategy for housing development.
The social housing sector is constantly evolving driven by the need for increased transparency, accountability, and tenant empowerment. The proposed introduction of the new Social Tenant Access Information Requirements (STAIR) marks another step in this evolution.
In today’s landscape many social housing organisations are looking at ways to optimise operations, drive financial efficiency and increase employee satisfaction.
Insights from over 170 individuals across the UK public and social sector highlighted that the UK is on the cusp of a recruitment and retention crisis. Amid ongoing social and economic instability, how can we improve efforts to support our public sector workforce and effectively attract new talent?
Over 300 individuals from across the UK public and social sector told us that the UK is at a critical juncture. Amid on going social and economic turmoil, decisive action is needed now to support those most in need.
In today’s interconnected world, global digital connectivity is more pervasive than ever before. With technology developing at a rapid pace, and organisations embracing new digital solutions at an unprecedented rate, we are also witnessing a simultaneous rise in the scale and impact of cyber threats and attacks.
A case study looking at how the largest social housing provider in Wales, Pobl, partnered with Mazars to report on and reduce its carbon footprint.
How easy is it for cyber criminals to get into your IT systems? A simple question, but the answer can often seem elusive. An alternative question to consider - How do you proportionately assess that your current cyber security controls will protect you against a cyber attack? This is particularly significant considering that the breadth and complexity of cyber attacks continue to grow and develop.
Against a backdrop of political uncertainty, unprecedented strike action and the prevailing cost of living crisis ‒ itself a consequence of the conflict in Ukraine among other factors ‒ many of the UK’s most vulnerable communities are at risk of becoming more marginalised and face more hardship.
A time of transformation.
April 2023. At the recent NHF Housing Finance Conference, an informative and reflective discussion took place on the direction rent policy for social housing providers in England might take after 2025 when the current settlement ends.
Based on insight from more than 800 executives from 27 countries, we uncover what business leaders across the globe really think amidst a backdrop of inflation and economic instability, increasingly complex rules and regulations, growing energy prices and geopolitical tensions in our latest C-suite barometer 2023.
Kate Dodsworth, Director of Consumer Regulation at the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH), provides insights into how social landlords should respond to the inclusion of the proposed Social Housing Regulation bill.
May 2023. The social housing sector, like many, finds itself in challenging economic conditions not seen in decades.
Rising costs, conflicting challenges and increasing interest in ESG – here is our round-up of the chatter at last month's National Housing Finance conference.
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