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We welcome the consultation on domestic rating measures.
In the pursuit of improving the sustainability of public finances, it is imperative to recognise that revenue generation is not just a choice but a critical imperative.
Read the CIH response to the latest review from Ofgem on the Standing Charge Review.
Mae’r gyllideb ddrafft, a gyhoeddwyd ar 19 Rhagfyr 2023, yn nodi cynlluniau gwariant refeniw a chyfalaf ar gyfer 2024 i 2025.
CIH Scotland responds to the Scottish Government's review of EPCs.
Discover the findings of our EDI census from November 2022 to July 2023.
Good for the economy, good for health, good for people.
To see what this means for the devolved nations click here.
The consultation proposes substantial expansions of the PDR system to enable the delivery of housing.
CIH Cymru believes that legislation to incorporate the right to adequate housing is the starting point on a journey that will address other issues raised in this Green Paper around affordability and the delivery of adequate housing.
This briefing gives an overview of the Cladding Safety Scheme, designed to meet the costs of addressing life safety fire risks associated with cladding on medium - and high-rise residential buildings.
CIH recognises the work that Ofgem has undertaken to better protect vulnerable households from the harms of forced prepayment meter installations. The establishment of the code of practice was a necessary development in Ofgem’s regulation of forced prepayment meter installations, and we welcome the opportunity to respond to the statutory consultation on Ofgem’s approach to integrating the Code into supplier license conditions.
This new report by the Chartered Institute of Housing details the benefits a social energy tariff would provide for social housing providers and their residents.
This CIH member briefing sets out Scottish Government proposals to introduce a new Human Rights Bill which would include the right to adequate housing.
Building blocks for life: housing and healthy neighbourhoods looks at the role of housing in tackling health inequalities. This think piece is the latest paper in the series that explores the value of partnerships across housing, health and care, and how to develop strong shared working approaches that benefit residents and communities, supporting health and wellbeing.
You can find previous papers in the series, following the development of these partnerships, drawing on the experience of Grand Union Housing Group and Peabody, working with public health across three local authorities here.
Mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn parhau ar y fframwaith canlyniadau digartrefedd newydd
Mae'r fframwaith canlyniadau ar gyfer rhoi diwedd ar ddigartrefedd wedi'i ddatblygu i
ddarparu cyfeiriad strategol ar gyfer atal a rhoi diwedd ar ddigartrefedd yng Nghymru
This member-exclusive guide about the Responsible Actors Scheme breaks down what the new legislation means and who needs to take action.
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