CIH Cymru has welcomed the publication of the Homelessness and Social Housing Allocation (Wales) Bill.
In discussion with practitioners, we identified some key steps needed urgently to address the crisis in supported housing and to ensure the protection of much needed supported and specialist homes for some of our most vulnerable citizens.
CIH Cymru welcomes recommendations in the taskforce's report but continues to press for a national housing strategy for Wales and the right to adequate housing to be enshrined in law.
Co-published by Chartered Institute of Housing and Shelter, the Housing Costs Handbook is an indispensable guide to help with housing costs for social tenants, private tenants, and homeowners.
CIH Northern Ireland appreciates the chance to provide feedback to a Private Members’ Bill on banning unfair letting fees as proposed legislation will place a statutory duty on the Department for Communities to ban tenancy related fees for renters for Assured Shorthold Tenancies (ASTs), tenancies of student accommodation and licences to occupy housing in the private rented sector.
CIH has called for more support for local authority enforcement capacity as part of its response to the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero’s (DESNZ) consultation on improving energy performance of privately rented homes in England and Wales.
Find out more about the permanent appointment of Rachael to CIH's executive leadership team.
CIH has today (30 April) welcomed the launch of the government’s new Warm Homes Skills programme, and the continuation of the Heat Training Grant.
CIH has responded to the accredited official statistics released today on Statutory homelessness in England: October to December 2024.
CIH Northern Ireland and NIFHA have today launched new damp and mould guidance at an event in parliament buildings, Stormont.
We welcomed the opportunity to respond to the Housing, Communities and Local Government (HCLG) Committee inquiry into ‘Delivering 1.5 million new homes: Land Value Capture’.
Housing bodies in Scotland have come together to commission research to identify what is needed in terms of funding, systems and support to provide aids and adaptations to older and disabled people.
CIH Northern Ireland appreciates the chance to provide feedback on the proposed adjustments to the domestic rating system, given its impact on housing affordability and the provision of services.
On 3 April the cross-party Housing, Communities and Local Government committee published its report on "England’s Homeless Children: The Crisis in Temporary Accommodation", following an inquiry which CIH submitted evidence to.
We welcome the opportunity to respond to the review of the Fuel Poverty Strategy