CIH Cymru welcomes the opportunity to provide their views as part of stage one scrutiny of the Building Safety (Wales) Bill.
We welcome the opportunity to respond to the Built Environment Committee’s modular inquiry into ‘Building New Towns: Practical Delivery’.
Read CIH's Parliamentary briefing on the Planning and Infrastructure Bill.
Find out more about the formal submission CIH will make to HM Treasury ahead of the Autumn Budget, and how you can get involved.
Read CIH Scotland's reaction to the Housing Emergency Action Plan published by Mairi McAllan, the Scottish Government's cabinet secretary for housing.
CIH Scotland responds to the potential introduction of minimum energy efficiency standard regulations for homes in the domestic private rented sector in Scotland.
We welcome the opportunity to respond to the government’s consultation on how to implement rent convergence.
Find out more about the government's decision to half the refugee move-on time, including CIH's response.
CIH responds to the Industry and Regulators Committee inquiry on the Building Safety Regulator.
Read CIH NI's reaction to the latest Northern Ireland Housing Bulletin statistics which show a worsening picture for housing in Northern Ireland.
We’ve worked with Savills, NHF, LGA, ARCH, NFA and CWAG to update our modelling on what faster rent convergence could mean for the social housing sector.
Key figures from across CIH pay tribute to former CIH Northern Ireland board member and chair Clare McCarty.
We welcome the opportunity to respond to the government’s consultation on the Fair Funding Review 2.0 outlining proposals to reform local government.
Social security provides a vital source of income to support people in different ways as their circumstances change throughout life, we're pleased to respond to this.
Thousands of Scots are living in homes unsuitable for their needs, according to a new report carried out by academics from the University of Stirling’s Intersectional Stigma of Place-Based Ageing project (ISPA).