Life as See Media’s PR & Communications Intern
For a second year, See Media is taking part in the International Building Press (IBP) Summer Internship Scheme, along with
How should housing organisations communicate change?
If you work in housing, you’re probably producing more evidence of impact than ever before.
Why Burnham’s vision matters for housing
When politicians talk about growth, the focus usually falls on tax, spending and productivity. Earlier today, Andy Burnham’s pitch to
How to find your real stories (and stop overthinking it)
There’s a common challenge we see across housing communications teams: everyone knows that “we need more stories”, but no one
How should housing organisations communicate social value and impact in a way people understand?
If you work in housing, you’re probably producing more evidence of impact than ever before.
Housing is more politically charged – how should housing leaders respond?
In this exclusive blog for See Media, Moat’s Victoria Asimaki reflects on how the recent elections and if organisations are genuinely working for local people.
Inside a cyberattack: what comms teams need to know
Cyberattacks are no longer rare. For housing providers, it is a matter of when rather than if. Our latest See
Celebrating National Careers Week 2026 (pt 2)
Discover the diverse and inspiring career stories of the See Media team, shared to celebrate National Careers Week 2026 and highlight the unexpected paths that shape our working lives.
Celebrating National Careers Week 2026 (pt 1)
Discover the diverse and inspiring career stories of the See Media team, shared to celebrate National Careers Week 2026 and highlight the unexpected paths that shape our working lives.
Putting residents first: insights from the Yorkshire Housing Conference
Attending the first-ever Yorkshire Housing Conference gave me a chance to connect with housing professionals from across the region and
New heat network regulations: what social landlords need to know
Social landlords operating district and communal heat networks are facing a major change. From January 2026, heat networks across Great Britain are formally regulated by Ofgem, bringing new consumer protections and accountability requirements for landlords.