This submission considers the impact of the current budget and explores the extent to which the budget will support the delivery of more social homes, better existing homes and effective homelessness prevention.
Over the summer 2026 recess, the Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee held a consultation to establish the three priorities for its programme of work over the Senedd term.
CIH Cymru is urging policymakers to focus on the real cause of housing pressures in Wales ahead of a Senedd debate on access to HMOs and social housing for foreign nationals this afternoon (Wednesday 7 October).
Throughout 2026, remarkable teams and dedicated professionals have continued to demonstrate a real commitment to the housing sector, delivering vital services and support to communities throughout the nation.
Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) president Evie Copland has launched Behind Every Home, her presidential campaign showcasing the real impact of housing professionals across the UK and Ireland.
We welcome the department’s call for evidence on social housing allocations ahead of a formal consultation in the new year on the statutory guidance.
Today, 1 October 2026, the long-awaited Competence and Conduct Standard comes into effect for all registered providers in England.
The latest Northern Ireland Housing Statistics 2025–26 reveal that, while progress is being made on some fronts such as the Social Housing Development Programme, the fundamental challenges in housing are deepening.
We welcome the opportunity to respond to the Regulator of Social Housing’s (RSH) call for evidence on More and Better Social Homes, ahead of a formal consultation next year.
Created in memory of Jasmine Bosworth, this award is designed to recognise and encourage the future leaders of the housing sector.
CIH Northern Ireland welcomes the opportunity to respond to the Northern Ireland Housing Executive’s (NIHE) consultation on the draft Irish Traveller Accommodation Strategy 2026–2031.
As housing is a key determinant of health and a key driver in improving health outcomes for individuals, a safe, affordable and sustainable home must be clearly identified as a key component of any work aimed at improving the health outcomes for people living in Wales.
CIH Cymru's programme of government identified a number of key housing challenges that we believe should be priorities for Welsh Government. While progress has been made in recent years, significant challenges remain in ensuring everyone in Wales can access a safe, affordable and sustainable home.
The link between housing and health is the focus for this year's Scottish Housing Day, which takes place today, Wednesday 16 September 2026.
Find out who the finalists are for this year’s ceremony, which will take place at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Glasgow on 13 November 2026.