Event details
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University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI), Inverness
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17 September 2026
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04:00 PM - 05:30 PM GMT
Event fees
Free
£25.00
Donation
Summary
Explore the Highland housing challenge, the barriers to delivery and how we can work together to meet the need for 24,000 homes.Please note: This event is for attendees aged 18 and over.
Housing in the Highlands: Meeting the ChallengeThe Highland Council declared a Housing Challenge in June 2024, identifying a need for 24,000 new homes over the next 10 years across both the private and affordable housing sectors.
With 38 years’ experience in the affordable housing sector, spanning both funding and delivery, Helen Cameron, Service Lead Housing Development, will explore the challenges facing housing delivery across the Highlands.
The session will consider a range of issues affecting housing delivery, including planning policy, site availability, contractor capacity and funding.
Helen will explore the challenges facing the sector and consider how construction and built environment professionals, housing providers and other stakeholders can work together to help overcome these barriers and meet the growing housing needs of communities across the Highlands.
Speaker
Helen Cameron
Service Lead – Housing Development
Event Details
Date: Thursday 17 September 2026
Time: 4.00pm
Venue: Room G1, UHI Highlands and Islands, Inverness Campus
Why Attend?
This is an excellent opportunity for construction and built environment professionals to hear directly about the housing challenge facing the Highlands and contribute to the wider conversation about how the sector can respond.
The session will provide an opportunity to gain insight into the issues affecting housing delivery and consider potential approaches to addressing them.
CPD
This learning activity can contribute to your annual CIOB CPD return. Members should record their participation and learning in their CPD record accordingly.
Contact
Deborah Burns
Member Services & Events Coordinator
CIOB Scotland
[email protected]