We welcome the opportunity to respond to this important consultation; we have consulted with our members, as well as partner organisations across the housing, energy, and built environment sectors.
The government published the supported housing consultation on Thursday 20 February, with a closing date of 15 May.
Find out more about this year's nominees and winners, all featured in this year's Good Practice Compendium.
We welcome the opportunity to respond to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, following the publication of the updated National Planning Policy Framework.
CIH Cymru welcomes the level of investment for the development of social homes in Wales, with just over £437 million capital investment being allocated for the development of new homes.
CIH Scotland launches call for researchers to conduct an evaluation of culture and leadership in the Scottish social housing sector.
CIH Scotland response to the Social Justice and Social Security Committee’s inquiry on financial considerations when leaving an abusive relationship
We welcome the opportunity to respond to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government’s (MHCLG) consultation on Compulsory Purchase Process and Compensation Reforms.
CIH welcomes the additional investment for affordable homes and action to improve standards in supported housing announced by government.
Read our submission to government on the points laid out for this year's Spending Review.
At last night’s Presidential Address and Appeal, CIH president Elly Hoult MA FCIH urged the industry to back housing as a fulfilling career of choice.
This article is a summary of the consultation and an outline of our own initial views on the proposals to help CIH NI colleagues and members.
CIH has outlined its response to the announcement that Awaab's Law will come into effect for social housing providers in October this year.
Find out more about CIH Futures newest members, and how to get involved.
CIH Scotland responds to latest homelessness statistics showing sharp rise in use of B&Bs as temporary accommodation