Why rural housing needs a collaborative reset
Our colleague Harriett Bolton recently attended the Rural Housing Conference at Ripon Cathedral – a gathering of local authorities, landowners,
Our colleague Harriett Bolton recently attended the Rural Housing Conference at Ripon Cathedral – a gathering of local authorities, landowners,
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.
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.
I have spent most of my working life in social housing – long enough to have seen the sector change beyond recognition. We have weathered policy shifts, funding cuts, restructures, mergers, rebrands and more “once-in-a-generation” reforms than I care to count.
There were some excellent discussions at this year’s Inside Housing Communications event in London. It was brilliant to catch up
The landscape of social housing comms is on the brink of significant change with the introduction of the Social Tenant
See Media has won Best Crisis Communications or Response Campaign at the UK Agency Awards 2025 for our work on
I grew up in a ‘council house’ and saw firsthand the stability it gave us. However, it wasn’t until I joined the sector that I realised just how central good housing is to everything.
Growing up in social housing, I’d seen firsthand just how important a safe and secure home was. It gave me stability, opportunity and a foundation to build on, things I’ll always be grateful for.
When we highlighted the key points for housing in the Spring Statement in March, we noted that all roads from
My route into housing really came from necessity. Having relocated from London, I was looking for my next ‘not-for-profit’ job