CIH Scotland is calling for housing to be at the heart of Scotland’s social and economic recovery from Covid-19 and to be prioritised within all party manifestos ahead of the Scottish elections.
The Chartered Institute of Housing and Orbit Group make the case for change as governments across the UK decide how to boost investment after the COVID-19 crisis.
Housing Secretary, Robert Jenrick has launched new investment in housing to help the country build back better, including homes for social rent to help the most vulnerable.
“The Future of Housing” explores the challenges and triumphs of the housing sector today, hopes for the future and the partnerships making a real difference in a pandemic-informed world.
After the announcement of the programme for government CIH Scotland National Director, Callum Chomczuk, commented.
Everyone associated with Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) is saddened by the passing of our former Scotland director, Alan Ferguson.
The government have confirmed that the ban on possession proceedings in England and Wales will be extended until 20 September.
This submission highlights the vital contribution that the housing sector can make towards building back better after the pandemic and the steps needed to stop a spike in evictions.
Housing Secretary, Robert Jenrick has announced an overhaul of our country’s current planning system and a reformation of the way we build moving forward.
Our response to Chancellor of the Exchequer's summer statement in the Commons on UK economic recovery from the pandemic.
the top priority for CIH will always be the safety and wellbeing of our members, customers, and colleagues.
The ‘Homes at the Heart’ campaign is urging government to put funding for new and existing social homes at the heart of the country’s recovery from coronavirus.
New report released into housing need in Scotland between 2021–2026.
CIH Scotland, Homes for Good and the Scottish Association of Landlords have published guidance for the private rented sector on how to support tenants during the coronavirus outbreak.
UK Housing Review 2020 shows grant levels for new social housing in England have fallen and will need to rise to boost investment in response to economic downturn caused by the coronavirus outbreak.