Healthy Homes, Stronger Governance: Awaab’s Law, Board Assurance & Tenant Safety in Social Housing
Safe, healthy homes are now a board-level priority, integrating governance, regulatory compliance, resident wellbeing and organisational risk. This session examines the implications of Awaab’s Law, the Regulator of Social Housing’s Safety and Quality Standard and increased Housing Ombudsman scrutiny for effective oversight. It is designed for Housing Association and ALMO Board Members, Executives, Governance Leaders and local authority Directors of Housing. Attendees will gain practical Board assurance questions and a healthy homes dashboard framework to identify gaps, strengthen scrutiny, manage risk, and improve outcomes for tenants.
Introduction to Governance & Regulation in Wales
1 October 2026
This webinar will provide you with the knowledge and practical insights to navigate the evolving Welsh regulatory framework, understand the governance implications of the Homelessness and Social Housing Allocation (Wales) Act 2026 and strengthen your organisation’s compliance, assurance, and strategic decision-making. Whether you are a Board Member, executive, or governance professional, you will gain a clearer understanding of regulatory expectations, effective governance practices, and the tools to build a resilient, accountable organisation prepared for the challenges and opportunities in Wales’ social housing sector.
Introduction to Governance & Regulation in Scotland
24 September 2026
Scotland’s regulations are changing fast, which means boards have new responsibilities and higher expectations. In this session, we’ll look at the Scottish governance framework, the Scottish Housing Regulator’s role, the Code of Conduct, and recent changes for Registered Social Landlords. We’ll also discuss Scotland’s new damp and mould legislation and how it affects board assurance, compliance, risk management, contractor oversight, and how organisations can prepare for it. We will use the regulator’s latest findings and sector insights to show where boards are expected to lead, ask questions and provide oversight.
Social Housing Past Present & Future – An Introduction to the sector 2026-7
10 September 2026 (Board Members)
Are We Measuring What Matters? A board’s guide to meaningful performance oversight
2 July 2026 (Board members)
Are you measuring what matters, asking the right questions and using performance information effectively? This session will help Boards and Executive teams move beyond compliance reporting to develop a more strategic approach to performance management, using data and insight to improve accountability, support better decision-making and drive organisational improvement.
Performance Management Data Driving Business Improvement
5 June 2025 (Board Members)
Performance Management Data. In this session we will consider what you should really be looking for when you are measuring performance and how you can drive effective business improvement within your organisation.
The current environment in Housing – Things Can Only Get Better?
As of September 2023, the new inflation rate will have been published, dictating the rents that housing associations in UK can charge in the upcoming year, unless the government chooses to impose a rent cap! Alongside increased prices, working towards net zero and the need to develop new housing – what will your organisation do?
Introduction To Risk & Assurance
25 November 2021
A webinar for new board members providing an understanding and management of risk. This session will give Board members and officers a good grounding in how risks are assessed and risk mitigations developed, as well as how Board members gain assurance that risks are being managed and controls are being operated so that you know that your organisation is complying with all its Regulatory requirements.
Cyber Security & Information Security Toolkit – The Essential Guide For Board Members
15th July 2021
This webinar will update you on the latest news and developments. It will also consider the lessons learned from recent high profile cyber breaches so we can apply them.