Reflecting on the UK Housing Review 2022, CIH Cymru welcomes both progress and the ambition to deliver social housing but warns that momentum must continue.
We are disappointed that measures announced today will not come close to bridging the gap between what the lowest income households have and what they need
Mae’n bleser gennym rannu bod ein gwefan bellach yn gwbl ddwyieithog sy’n golygu bod aelodau yng Nghymru yn gallu cyrchu cynnwys yn Gymraeg a Saesneg.
We’re pleased to share that the CIH website is now fully bilingual meaning members in Wales can access content through Welsh and English.
Explore our full submission to the Chancellor’s March 2022 Spring Budget.
The new scheme supporting UK householders to host refugees is a positive step, but we have significant concerns about implementation.
Analysis for the upcoming UK Housing Review shows low-income households are bearing the brunt of rising inflation and face being plunged into poverty if Government does not intervene.
Ahead of the local government election in May, CIH Cymru calls on candidates to put the work of the housing sector at the forefront of their priorities.
One in three households in Britain could be left facing fuel poverty if the Ukraine invasion pushes the average energy bill to £3,000 a year.
Cyn yr etholiad llywodraeth leol ym mis Mai, mae CIH Cymru yn galw ar ymgeiswyr i roi gwaith y sector tai ar flaen eu blaenoriaethau.
New research revealed in the upcoming 2022 UK Housing Review has shed further light on the impact of the Right to Buy in England.
Our members have raised the rising cost of living as one of the most pressing issues for tenants and communities.
A review of existing qualifaication and CPD requirements for letting agents in Scotland has been commissioned anf will be carried out by Indigo House consultants.
The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) has published the annual rough sleeping snapshot.
The UK Housing Review 2022 reveals that lack of clear government strategies and insufficient financial incentives are undermining progress on decarbonisation in the residential sector.