December

Board Review Essentials – what do you need to know before doing yours?

Date to be confirmed (All Board Members) Whether you are leading the review internally or leveraging external expertise, this session will equip you with the tools and strategies needed to navigate governance challenges and future-proof your organisation. This webinar offers a unique opportunity to understand the board’s governance practices, improve decision-making processes, and align your organisation’s path with its long-term goals.

November

Menopause

The impact of menopause on individuals in the workplace, the role of nutrition and wellbeing in managing symptoms, and how Board-level awareness can shape more inclusive and supportive organisational cultures.
As the sector prioritises inclusion and retention, menopause awareness has become crucial to governance and leadership, building workplaces where nutrition, wellbeing, and Board-level awareness drive a positive culture.

April
February
January

Finance III – Financial statements and narrative reports

29 January 2026
Designed to solidify your understanding of registered provider financial statements and equip you with the skills to tackle the challenges of financial statements and narrative reporting in the constantly changing social housing sector. We will break down the core components of financial statements, explore narrative reports, including key areas like ESG and Value for Money.

2026 – The housing challenges ahead

8 January 2026
This session brings together boards and senior governance members across England, Scotland, and Wales’ social housing providers to discuss the sector’s most pressing challenges as 2026 unfolds. We are entering one of the most demanding periods in over a decade, as regulatory expectations for compliance and oversight increase, while we continue to manage the long-term financial effects of inflation and interest rates, all amidst high public scrutiny, with the rollout of Awaab’s Law, intensifying regulatory inspections, and the 2026/27 Government spending plans, there is pressure to improve energy efficiency.

December