CIH Cymru partners with Welsh Government to increase the scale of council house building
CIH Cymru joins forces with Welsh Government to uncover some of the barriers and opportunities facing local authorities seeking to directly build affordable housing.
British public tells new government: don’t stop talking about the housing crisis
Almost three-quarters of people across Great Britain believe there’s a housing crisis – and more than half think we’re not talking about it enough, according to a new survey by Ipsos MORI for CIH.
CIH chief executive to retire at the end of November
The chief executive of the Chartered Institute of Housing, Terrie Alafat CBE, today announced she will retire at the end of November.
Time for housing to be recognised as a human right
In partnership with Tai Pawb and Shelter Cymru, CIH Cymru commissioned Dr. Simon Hoffman to complete research looking at how housing could be made a human right in Wales.
CIH welcomes publication of consultation on building safety regulations
CIH welcomes the government consultation on building safety regulations proposed in the Hackitt report. We support many of the proposals but we are concerned at the consultation's short timescale.
New government figures reveal stark reality of homelessness crisis, says CIH
CIH deputy chief executive Gavin Smart responds to the latest statutory homelessness figures for England.
Benefit cap - Supreme Court ruling
CIH deputy chief executive Gavin Smart responds to the Supreme Court ruling on the benefit cap.
Government to fund replacement of dangerous cladding on private tower blocks - CIH responds
CIH chief executive Terrie Alafat CBE responds to the Prime Minister's announcement.
Adolygu'r cyflenwad tai fforddiadwy - map o'r llwybr i sicrwydd ariannu a fforddadwyedd?
Y newyddion diweddara ar sut gall yr adolygiad tai fforddiadwy effeithio ariannu adeiladu tai newydd a fforddadwyedd ar gyfer tenantiaid.
Affordable housing supply review – a route map to increased funding certainty and affordability?
The latest on how the affordable housing review could impact building new homes and affordability for tenants.
Latest homelessness statistic reflects worrying picture
Welsh Government releases new homelessness statistics that reveal pressure on social housing and ongoing reliance on the private rented sector.
CIH Cymru calls for a change in approach in response to rough sleeping statistics
The Welsh government has today published its latest estimate of the amount of people sleeping rough in Wales.
Improvement in housing conditions across Wales encouraging says CIH Cymru
Today the Welsh government published the results of the Welsh Housing conditions survey 2017-18 which shows a positive improvement in housing conditions since the previous survey in 2008
Committee report responds positively to CIH Cymru evidence on 'right to rent'
The 'right to rent' should not be included in the Renting Homes (Fees etc.) (Wales) Bill according to the Equalities, Community and Local Government Committee.
New approach to delivering health and social care services a significant step forward
Cabinet Secretary for Health and social services, Vaughan Gething AM, has announced plans to change the way health and social care services are delivered, bringing more services closer to home
