There remains a real challenge for the Scottish Government and the housing sector to deliver 50,000 affordable homes by March 2021 according to new analysis from the Chartered Institute of Housing.
As we work through these very challenging days, the top priority for CIH is the safety and wellbeing of our members, our customers and staff. Given this we have rescheduled South West and TAI
The National Assembly for Wales’ Equality, Local Government and Communities Committee has called on the Welsh Government to implement into legislation a ‘due regard’ to the right to adequate housing.
The top priority for CIH is the safety and wellbeing of our members, our customers and our staff. With this in mind we have taken the decision to reschedule Total Housing.
Responding to the Chancellor’s Budget announcement, CIH chief executive Gavin Smart said: “Today’s Budget announcement includes some important measures to tackle our housing crisis.
CIH Scotland’s Housing Festival is the biggest housing event in Scotland, bringing together housing professionals, expert speakers and exhibitors to discuss challenges and solutions.
The Scottish Government launched a discussion in 2019 on the long-term future of the housing sector, setting out a draft vision and set of principles for Housing to 2040.
The Chartered Institute of Housing hosted its annual awards ceremony in Titanic Belfast to showcase and celebrate the work of housing professionals across the entirety of the island of Ireland.
CIH responds to the latest official statistics on the levels of rough sleeping in England.
CIH's response on the tenth anniversary of the Marmot review
CIH Northern Ireland has said that the incoming modest rise in Housing Executive rents is a crucial move that will help improve the quality of social homes.
CIH's response follows the announcement by housing secretary Robert Jenrick.
The Scottish Government set out the draft Scottish budget today ahead of the UK Government announcement expected in March.
CIH president Aileen Evans launches a new guide as part of her presidential campaign.
LHA will be uprated by 1.7 per cent in April but this doesn't address losses built up during the benefits freeze.