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This member-exclusive guide about the Responsible Actors Scheme breaks down what the new legislation means and who needs to take action.
This action plan sets out what the NHF and CIH will do to work alongside the housing sector to deliver on the BSHR panel’s recommendations.
This discussion paper sets out the elements we think will be included in the upcoming Housing Bill and questions for CIH members to consider.
Trosolwg o adroddiad Pwyllgor Newid Hinsawdd y Senedd a’n barn ar y canfyddiadau
CIH Cymru's Analysis of Welsh Government's Final Budget 2023-24
This guide provides an overview for practitioners on dealing with damp and mould in a way which is proactive, understanding of tenants’ experiences, and effective in resolving the underlying issue.
CIH and Grand Union held a second roundtable exploring the developing partnerships, between housing, health and social care, to benefit the health and wellbeing of local communities, and how these can be expanded. This is the second report looking at how shared approaches can be developed and embedded in the ways partner organisations work in place (find the first report here).
You can also listen to Aileen Evans (CEO, Grand Union Housing Group) and Liz Parsons (Head of public health, built environment and social housing) discuss the aims of the partnership with CIH’s Rachael Williamson on our podcast.
CIH has responded to this consultation from the Department of Levelling Up, Housing, and Communities.
This member-briefing focuses on the Office of National Statistics latest Census 2021 dataset for Wales.
New research assesses the impact of mandatory qualifications and continuous professional development for letting agents operating in Scotland.
An update on the latest stage of the Social Housing (Regulation) Bill.
The Social Housing (Regulation) Bill is due for committee stage in the House of Commons on 29 November 2022. This briefing provides an overview of CIH’s thoughts on the Bill and some proposed amendments (as currently drafted).
Y trydydd adroddiad, a’r olaf, yn edrych ar brofiadau gweithwyr tai proffesiynol mewn awdurdodau lleol yng Nghymru sy’n gweithio yn ystod pandemig Covid-19.
CIH has responded to the consultation on the proposed rent increase threshold.
The government's consultation addresses the introduction of an upper limit to the rent increase in light of the current economic situation.
Commissioned by the Back the Bill partners independent analysis undertaken by Alma Economics identifies benefits to the public purse worth £11.5bn against overall costs of £5bn over a 30-year period.
Research by Tyfu Tai Cymru (part of CIH Cymru) has found that there’s a massive funding gap in terms of supporting the Private Rented Sector to reach net-zero by 2050.
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