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Consultation Proposals for amendment of Technical Booklet Guidance to Part F (Conservation of fuel and power)
This is a response to the consultation by the Department of Finance on proposals for amendment of Technical Booklet Guidance to Part F (Conservation of fuel and power).
The whole rented sector
The Scottish Government is developing a Whole Rented Sector Strategy, working towards alignment of standards for all tenants. This report sets out some initial ideas on what the strategy should cover.
The Scottish Government is developing a Whole Rented Sector Strategy, working towards alignment of standards for all tenants. This report sets out some initial ideas on what the strategy should cover.
Evidence to shape Welsh Government's budget 2022-23
Responding to the Senedd Finance committee's call for evidence, get the full detail from CIH Cymru on the key considerations needed in the Welsh Government's forthcoming budget.
Private rented tenancies in Northern Ireland and 'notice to quit' periods
The research report was carried out on behalf of the Department for Communities on ‘notice to quit’ periods in Northern Ireland
The report summarises three main areas:
- What existing evidence tells us about notice to quit (NTQ) periods and their equivalents in Northern Ireland (part one of this report) and outside Northern Ireland;
- Information on the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) as it relates to the research;
- New research into how and why private tenancies end in Northern Ireland and the typical length of tenancies.
Focus on influencing Scotland: December 2021
This publication provides a round up of recent Scottish briefings, consultation responses and member updates.
Consultation briefing: the draft National Planning Framework
This member briefing outlines the draft Fourth National Planning Framework (NPF4). The Scottish Government is inviting comments until 31 March 2022.
Research specification: supporting environmental sustainability in private renting
This research specification from Tyfu Tai Cymru focuses on what needs to happen to ensure the private rented sector in Wales can become more environmentally friendly.
This is an invitation to tender for research focusing on what needs to be done to ensure the private rented sector in Wales can become more environmentally friendly and what are the opportunities and the challenges to this happening.
Sharing the art of the possible: developing stronger health and housing partnerships
A roundtable hosted by Grand Union Housing Group and Chartered Institute of Housing brought together leaders across housing and public health to discuss how to ensure more positive outcomes for the communities they both serve.
CIH Northern Ireland Private Tenancies Bill evidence submission
Submission to the committee for communities on the Private Tenancies Bill ahead of a CIH oral briefing to committee members.
A National Care Service for Scotland - consultation response
CIH Scotland response to the Scottish Govenrment consultation on establishing a new National Care Service.
What you need to know about the budget and spending review
The budget and spending review was presented on 27 October 2021.
This member-only briefing summarises the key points in relation to housing and welfare, and gives CIH's response to these announcements.
Using national milestones and indicators to measure our nation's progress
In a response produced in partnership with Shelter Cymru and Tai Pawb - we outline why a rights-based approach to housing could help measure progress against the Future Well-being of Generations (Wales) Act.
Licensing of short-term lets
This is a response to the Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee’s online survey on licensing of short-term lets.
What you need to know: about the Heat and Buildings Strategy
An essential guide on the Heat and Buildings Strategy, which sets out the immediate actions and long-term approach required to reduce emissions from buildings by 2050
Read our latest What you need to know on the Heat and Buildings Strategy.
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