CIH NI has responded to the latest planning statistics released by the Department for Infrastructure, highlighting a multifaceted challenge within the region's planning system.
Find out more about to the new legal duties announced for all registered providers of social housing in England.
Designed to help individuals with partially aligned qualifications enhance their knowledge and skills—without the need to complete another housing qualification.
CIH Cymru agrees with the general principles of the bill with its overarching aim to ensure homelessness in Wales is rare, brief and unrepeated by strengthening the focus on preventing homelessness from happening in the first place.
Up to four places are available for ambitious housing professionals who want to make a difference to their professional body.
CIH welcomes the government's published outcome of its consultation on funding arrangements for the Homelessness Prevention Grant from 2026/27 onward.
New professional standards self-assessment tool is designed to be used at an organisational level, to embed professional standards across a housing team or organisation.
CIH NI welcomes the opportunity to respond to the DfI consultation on developer contributions for wastewater infrastructure, recognising the critical importance of robust wastewater infrastructure for the delivery of much-needed housing across NI.
Elly Hoult, CIH president takes part in a charity abseil.
The latest homelessness bulletin for Oct 2024 to Mar 2025, welcomes a notable decrease in homelessness presentations and acceptances.
The importance of good neighbours and communities is the focus for this year’s Scottish Housing Day, which takes place on Wednesday 17 September.
CIH welcome the announcement of a major boost for social and affordable housing expected in today's Spending Review.
Discover what the Chancellor's Spending Review means for housing, and read CIH's response.
Join CIH colleagues on a proposed visit to New York City for a three-day visit to meet with the state and local government.
Read CIH's response to the government announcement that it will repeal the outdated Vagrancy Act by spring 2026.