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Webinar: Future of Older People’s Housing: how do we develop the housing needed?
18 March 2025 | 10:00 - 12:00pm | Online Zoom
This webinar will explore the ways in which older person’s housing challenges and opportunities can be addressed, outlining key challenges and how they can be met. This will draw on evidence APPG on Housing and Care for Older People’s recent taskforce report and Ministerial Statement, as well as hearing directly from registered providers, local authority and government departments, working in this area.
National Housing Federation Housing Finance Conference
19-20 March 2025 | Liverpool
This conference is your opportunity to engage with tailored content specifically for finance professionals in the social housing sector, designed to help housing associations build resilience through these difficult times. CT's David Williams, Greg Campbell and Helen Routledge will be there, serving the best coffee in the exhibition.
Chartered Institute of Housing South East Conference
7-8 May 2025 | Brighton
CT's James McHugh and Greg Campbell will be there.
UKREiiF Annual Conference
20-22 May 2025 | Leeds
This three-day event brings together an array of key decision-makers from every area of the built environment: the public sector – with every core UK city and region involved – alongside government, investors, funders, developers, housebuilders, and more. CT's Maggie Rafalowicz will be attending and looks forward to catching up with colleagues.
Clerkenwell Design Week
20-22 May 2025 | London
CT team members will be engaging with and goggling at innovative and imaginative residential, commercial and furniture design initiatives at numerous establishments around CT Global Headquarters.
Fair Game Conference
28-29 May 2025 | AFC Wimbledon
The Football Governance Bill represents an opportunity to fix the game once for all. Greg Campbell will be at this conference which aims to ‘build a fairer future’ for football.
International Social Housing Festival
4-6 June 2025 | Dublin
The fifth edition of ISHF will be hosted by Housing Europe members the Irish Council for Social Housing (ICSH) with support from Co-operative Housing Ireland (CHI). The event will continue the conversations started in the four previous host cities, with the theme of “storytelling” shaping the debate over two and a half days in Dublin. Organisations from across the globe will have the opportunity to put their ideas forward and shape the agenda of the festival. CT's Kathleen McKillion will be there.
Report: Impact Report 2024: An update on our B Corp journey.
CT is now 25! This significant milestone coincides with our one year as a B Corp. It’s a great time to look back at how far we’ve come and what’s ahead, as outlined in this report.
Blog: Housebuilding in the North: Achieving government goals
James McHugh reflects on the Northern Housing Consortium and Campbell Tickell's online seminar, which reflects on the challenges to achieving government housebuilding targets.
Report: Artificial Intelligence and Social Housing.
This joint report by Campbell Tickell and Disruptive Innovators Network examines both the positives and the pitfalls of the use of AI in the social housing sector.
Report: New year, new opportunities:
Campbell Tickell develops in-house team and recruits new roles for 2025.
With a core team of 50, the Partners are delighted to confirm five internal promotions taking effect from this month, January 2025, and the recruitment of new consultancy roles.
Video: Navigating sustainability: a housing board member's guide.
This webinar explores how board members can engage fully with topics of climate change, carbon reduction and sustainability, while dealing with competing demands. The session was chaired by CT Director, Jon Slade.
Podcast: CT Brief: Honest Conversations – Local housing strategies: the what, the why and the how.
In this episode, Campbell Tickell Director Maggie Rafalowicz, and Senior Consultant James McHugh, discuss local housing strategies.
Report: New framework for councils on developing an inclusive housing pipeline.
CT was commissioned to create this new guide to inform councils how to develop a housing support pipeline for people with a learning disability and autistic people.
