Publications

Focus on influencing Scotland: August 2024

This publication provides a round up of recent Scottish briefings, consultation responses and member updates.

What you need to know about the July 2024 housing announcement

Read what the speech from the deputy prime minister yesterday means for the sector in our latest 'what you need to know' guide

EDI board recruitment pack 2024

Read our recruitment pack and more details on our EDI board and how to apply.

CIH Northern Ireland response to the equality impact assessment on the Department for Communities’ budget 2024-25

CIH response to the Goverment’s consultation on Social Tenants Access to Information Requirements

CIH are pleased to provide comment on the government’s consultation on social tenant access to information requirements (STAIRs).

What you need to know about the King's Speech

Find out in this member only briefing what you need to know about the State Opening of Parliament and what policies made it into the King's Speech.

Why councils are underinvesting in housing and how an updated debt settlement could put that right

This report in partnership with Savills looks at how an updated debt settlement could revitalise council housing finances and create greater capacity for LAs to provide good quality homes

What you need to know about the Labour party manifesto pledges on housing

Now that Labour have been elected CIH have put together a member WYNTK document on all of their party pledges.

CIH Cymru response to Welsh Government's draft mental health and well being strategy

Careers in housing management: How to improve routes into the profession

This report explores the size and make up of the housing management workforce in Scotland.

Focus on influencing Scotland: June 2024

This publication provides a round up of recent Scottish briefings, consultation responses and member updates.

National housing emergency action plan for Scotland: joint statement

CIH Scotland and partners have published a joint open letter to Scotland’s First Minister along with key actions needed to address the housing emergency.

Cefnogi’r Bil: Llwybr ar gyfer yr hawl i dai digonol yng Nghymru

Tynnu sylw at sut y gellid cyflwyno’r hawl i dai digonol yng Nghymru ac yn hollbwysig, sut y gallai edrych.

Back the Bill: A route for the right to adequate housing in Wales

Highlighting how the right to adequate housing could be introduced in Wales and crucially, what it could look like.

What you need to know about the party manifesto election pledges on housing

Learn what you need to know on what all the political parties have to say on housing in their manifestos.