Past webinars

Sharon West, Welsh government’s stakeholder manager for test, trace and protect (TTP), sets out the programme’s aims, provides details on how it operates and talks through its application in housing and support settings.

In this webinar, Iwan Jenkins and Matthew Stevens from Hugh James look at the substantial impact Covid 19 has had on construction projects in the social housing sector from a legal perspective.

In this webinar, TSW discuss the available guidance and advice from different governing bodies on managing risk and the practical application of it, focusing on the return to work and home working.

In this webinar, Pascale Mezac, author of ‘Service Charges: A Guide for Housing Associations’, discusses issues relating to the response of housing associations to service charges during the Covid 19 pandemic.

Through this webinar, One Team Logic offers housing associations and third sector organisations the opportunity to support each other and share good practice and useful information to ensure the safety of tenants in Wales, including the most vulnerable, during the Covid 19 crisis.

In this webinar, Ian Rothwell at RW Learning discusses some of the key abilities required to survive and thrive during the pandemic, focusing on re-aligning teams, boosting productivity and increasing personal resilience.

In this webinar, colleagues from Altair talk about the role of the Board Assurance Framework in the midst of Covid 19 and discusses the elements that boards should be considering as they prepare for the ‘restart’ phase of the pandemic, sharing what others are doing and looking at what you should be focusing on moving forward.

In this webinar, Stuart Price from employee benefits and pension actuaries at Quantum Advisory explains how the FRS 102 pension disclosures have been derived, what they mean for housing associations and the options they have in potentially improving the outcome on their Balance Sheet. He also touches on how pensions interact with the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) when furloughing staff.