Housing 2021 began this morning with a fantastic welcome address from CIH chief executive, Gavin Smart.
We are pleased to announce that, after a closely fought election period, Lara Oydele has been chosen by Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) members as the organisation’s next vice president.
CIH Scotland responds to the Finance and Public Administration Committee's call for evidence on public finance priorities for 2022-23 and the impact of Covid-19
Four new members will be joining our Governing Board following a recent recruitment exercise.
This year Scottish Housing Day will focus on the role of housing in tackling the climate emergency and in reaching the Scottish Government’s target of becoming a net zero nation by 2045.
CIH responds to the government newly published National Disability Strategy, which aims to improve the everyday lives of disabled people.
The updated guide published by the Scottish Refugee Council and supported by CIH Scotland explains the asylum process in the UK and includes practical information for housing practitioners.
CIH members have until 5pm on 12 August 2021 to cast their vote on who becomes the next CIH vice-president.
A new report published by CIH Scotland has highlighted the progress made by local authorities in implementing Rapid Rehousing Transition Plans
Taking up the role of Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) president, today Jo Richardson has unveiled more about her presidential campaign which will run throughout her time in office.
This year Scottish Housing Day will take place on 15 September focusing on the role of housing in tackling the climate emergency.
On the first anniversary of the death of George Floyd, the Chartered Institute of Housing has issued the following statement.
CIH Northern Ireland are seeking the views of members to help formulate our response to the new housing supply strategy
CIH Scotland has responded to the Scottish Governent's consultation on a draft Heat in Buildings Strategy.
A cross-industry steering group, which included CIH, has highlighted a significant disparity between public perception and what’s actually on offer at retirement housing schemes.