Representation is not an add-on, it is the foundation of trust in social housing

Comment03.10.25by David Kingsley

Black History Month demands that we ask hard questions about why the sector’s diversity is not always reflected in its leadership, writes David Kingsley, EDI board member at the Chartered Institute of Housing, and member of the G15 Residents’ Group

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