CIH responds to National Statement of Expectations for Supported Housing
Today, the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (MHCLG) has published its National Statement of Expectations for Supported Housing.
Back the Bill to end Wales’s housing and homelessness crisis
All political parties in Wales are being urged to 'Back the Bill' and commit to a legal right to adequate housing in their 2021 Welsh Parliament Election manifestos.
Cefnogi'r Bil i ddod ag argyfwng tai a digartrefedd Cymru i ben
Mae'r holl bleidiau gwleidyddol yng Nghymru'n cael eu hannog i "Gefnogi'r Bil" ac ymrwymo i hawl gyfreithiol i gartref digonol yn eu maniffestos ar gyfer Etholiad Senedd Cymru 2021.
Leadership in Housing – a looming capability gap?
A new report launching from the Chartered Institute of Housing and The Institute of Leadership and Management.
CIH responds to new Affordable Homes Programme announcement
Housing Secretary, Robert Jenrick has launched new investment in housing to help the country build back better, including homes for social rent to help the most vulnerable.
Warm homes and a safe environment: how government and the housing sector can work together to tackle climate change
The Chartered Institute of Housing and Orbit Group make the case for change as governments across the UK decide how to boost investment after the COVID-19 crisis.
New programme looks at the industry initiatives leading the housing sector into the future
“The Future of Housing” explores the challenges and triumphs of the housing sector today, hopes for the future and the partnerships making a real difference in a pandemic-informed world.
Simply indexing local housing allowance rates isn't good enough
LHA will be uprated by 1.7 per cent in April but this doesn't address losses built up during the benefits freeze.
What's stopping councils from building more houses?
The government heralded a new generation of council homes when it lifted borrowing caps a year ago. But a new report shows councils still face obstacles to building more homes.
Additional investment must be tempered by reality of decarbonisation cost
CIH Cymru respond to the Welsh Government's draft budget for 2020-2021 welcoming the investment in social and affordable housing but warning on the cost of decarbonisation.
Rhaid i fuddsoddi ychwanegol gael ei dempro gan realiti'r gost ddatgarboneiddio
Ymateb CIH Cymru i gyllideb ddrafft Llywodraeth Cymru yn croesawu buddsoddiad i gefnogi adeiladu rhagor o dai cymdeithasol a fforddiadwy gyda rhybudd ynglŷn â'r gost ddatgarboneiddio.
CIH announces new director of policy and external affairs
The Chartered Institute of Housing has appointed James Prestwich as its new director of policy and external affairs.
Put people before process when allocating social housing
Rules and processes designed to decide who gets access to social housing could be failing people in greatest need, according to new CIH research.
CIH confirms Geraldine Howley as chair of its governing board
The Chartered Institute of Housing has confirmed Geraldine Howley OBE, chief executive of Bradford-based Incommunities Group, as chair of its governing board.
