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The Housing Community Summit
8-9 September 2026 | Liverpool
Step into the future of housing at The Housing Community Summit – a collaboration between the National Housing Federation (NHF) and the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH). Over two days, thousands of housing professionals, stakeholders, politicians, and residents will all be under one roof at a community-driven event by the sector, for the sector. Members of the Campbell Tickell team will also be up at the conference. Contact us to set up a meeting.
The NHC Northern Housing Summit 2026
5 November 2026 | Leeds
Bringing together registered providers, local authorities, ALMOs and combined authorities, the Summit creates the space for strategic thinking, honest discussion, and collective problem‑solving. The conference will share highlights from the Renew inquiry, highlighting the case for housing‑led regeneration in the North and what can be achieved within current government policy. CT's Maggie Rafalowicz and James McHugh will be there.
Irish Council for Social Housing Finance & Development Conference
21-22 October 2026 | Cork
Campbell Tickell Partner, David Williams, will be attending and is looking forward to catching up with colleagues.
Association for Rental Living Conference
10 November 2026 | London
Campbell Tickell Partner, Greg Campbell will be attending.
National Housing Federation Audit and Risk Conference
11-12 November 2026 | Birmingham
Ceri Victory-Rowe, Sue Harvey and Chris Mansfield from CT will be there.
SRS Adopter Summit
19 November 2026 | In-person and online
Bringing together the Sustainability Reporting Standard for Social Housing (SRS) community, this hybrid event is exclusively for Adopters and will provide a valuable opportunity to share practical experience, exchange ideas and learn from peers across the sector. CT's James Tickell will be speaking.
Social Housing Leaders Conference
26 November 2026 | London
CT will be there – come and visit our stand.
Blog: The Competence and Conduct Standard: 5 essential steps to prepare
Top Consulting Firm 2026: Campbell Tickell secures Diamond, Platinum, Gold and Silver rankings.
News: Campbell Tickell awarded Gold Tier – IIM Interim Management Survey 2026.
Video: Social Housing Regulation: two years on – lessons and what comes next
This online seminar, delivered by Campbell Tickell and the Housing Diversity Network (HDN), explores the practical lessons emerging two years after the introduction of updated consumer regulation in England. Across all sessions, we highlight how Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) strands shape social housing regulation, influence tenant outcomes, and inform providers’ strategic and operational responses.
Blog: A summary of the National Plan to End Homelessness.
In December 2025, the Government published its National Plan to End Homelessness, detailing its strategy to create a better future for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness. Emma Croft, Policy and Research and Officer at Campbell Tickell, breaks down the detail.
News: NHF Code of Conduct 2026
Campbell Tickell is delighted to have supported the National Housing Federation (NHF) in writing the updated NHF Code of Conduct 2026. The Code strengthens resident focus, supports regulatory compliance and reflects sector-wide engagement.
CT Brief: Temporary accommodation special issue.
In this special issue of CT Brief, produced jointly with Devonshires, we focus on the work of the Temporary Accommodation Network (TAN) and on the scale of the TA crisis, alongside collaborative and forward-looking approaches that give reason for optimism.
Blog: Shaping the future of supported housing: creating Local Supported Housing Strategies.
Holly Holder, Senior Consultant – Care and Support at Campbell Tickell, outlines what new guidance on Local Supported Housing Strategies means and how councils can use it to create stronger, more effective supported housing for their communities.
Podcast: CT Brief: Honest Conversations – Consumer Standards in Practice.
Our Consumer Standards in Practice series aims to share perspectives on the English consumer standards inspection process from both a local authority and a housing association. It explores the importance of governance and organisational culture during the process, while also highlighting lessons learned and offering practical tips for organisations preparing for inspection.
Complaints CultureScan: CT has developed the Complaints CultureScan©, a diagnostic tool that assesses organisational culture in relation to complaints across seven cultural pillars.
