CIH responds to the Government's reforms to deliver a fairer Private Rented Sector for tenants and landlords.
Orbit reveals the challenge of driving the behavioural changes to achieve net zero carbon goals at a time when residents are focused on the current cost of living crisis.
Our eighth cost of living briefing provides the latest research and data available and examines the impact of the crisis on older people.
Sector bodies have written to to the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care warning of the consequences of government’s decision to cut its promised £300 million Housing Transformation Fund
CIH Scotland welcomes the continued commitment to a “just transition” to net-zero but highlights the lack of detail on how transformative change in the housing sector will be achieved.
CIH would like to recognise the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III and wish everyone a joyful bank holiday weekend.
Sector snapshot report launched at Wales largest housing festival, Tai, reveals the impact of the cost of living crisis
Recognising our commitment to improving equality, diversity and inclusion in our organisation, throughout our membership and across the housing sector.
A new report has found that the majority of social landlords in Scotland have not put in place adequate policies to support survivors of domestic abuse.
CIH have co-signed a national group briefing laying out how government can safeguard domestic abuse survivors when addressing anti-social behaviour.
CIH welcome Ofgem’s updated code of practice and focus on tighter enforcement and oversight but believe it should go further.
Scotland’s new First Minister, Humza Yousaf, set out his priorities for Scotland in an address to Parliament on 18 April.
The Building Safety (Registration of Higher-Risk Buildings and Review of Decisions) (England) Regulations 2023 opens a six-month period to register existing higher-risk buildings with the regulator.
Enabling local partners across health, care and housing to plan for the current and future needs is critical to supporting independent living and enabling people to continue to live well.
A letter sent to all council chief executives and section 151 officers on Friday 31 March confirms councils would be able to keep 100% of their receipts.