CIH Scotland response to the Finance and Public Administration Committee's call for views on the Financial Memorandum of the Housing (Scotland) Bill.
With the new guidance for applying for the next wave of funding now released, read up on the key points for your application.
This briefing provides a summary for CIH members on the most significant aspects of The Levelling Up and Regeneration Act (2023).
We warmly welcome the programme of work that Ofgem has instigated to explore how to improve outcomes for consumers in the energy market.
Our submission to the Senedd's Local Government and Housing Committees inquiry into social housing supply in Wales considers progress towards the current 20,000 new low carbon social homes together with the challenges and opportunities for increasing supply of social and affordable homes in Wales.
Mae’r arweiniad hwn ar gyfer sefydliadau tai i roi cymorth a chyfeiriad iddynt ar sut y fuddsoddi yn eu gweithlu er mwyn cyflawni gwell perfformiad a chanlyniadau gwell i denantiaid a chwsmeriaid
This guidance is for housing organisations to provide support and direction on how to invest in their workforce in order to deliver better performance and better outcomes for tenants and customers.
This publication provides a round up of recent Scottish briefings, consultation responses and member updates.
This publication explores the options for delivering affordable homes in Scotland following the recant cut to the Affordable Housing Supply Programme budget.
Read our response to DLUHC's consultation which highlights our longstanding concerns about the permitted development right (PDR) regime as a means for increasing housing numbers.
We welcomed the opportunity to provide comments on the Housing Ombudsman Service’s (HOS) business plan for 2024/25.
We have submitted a full response to the government’s consultation on the Competence and Conduct Standard for social housing.
The Housing (Scotland) Bill was introduced on 26 March 2024. It makes changes to the law in relation to housing, covering protections for tenants, homelessness prevention, and other housing matters.
This response outlines key areas where the SPPS can be strengthened to better support a low-carbon and climate-resilient future. QUESTION 1: Can you provide any evidence
Download our consultation submission to DLUHC on their proposed national eligibility test and mandatory qualification tests at local level. This also included proposals on anti-social behaviour.
© 2024 Chartered Institute of Housing
Website designed and developed by Spindogs