Earlier today (27 October 2021) the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak delivered his Autumn Budget and Spending Review to Parliament.
Ahead of the UN climate change conference, COP26, four housing and communities bodies have united to work towards a strategy to improve energy efficiency in Northern Ireland homes.
The funding will be given to councils in England to support low-income earners in rent arrears – helping to prevent homelessness and support families get back on their feet.
Stamp duty concessions are making it extremely difficult for first time buyers to get on the property ladder, the UK Housing Review’s Autumn Briefing Paper has revealed.
On 18 October 2021 the government outlined plans within the long-awaited Heat and Buildings Strategy. Read our response here.
This new report highlights that money spent on housing support could be used more effectively:
This week, CIH and Homeless Link welcome the first two groups of learners onto their new joint Level 3 qualification in Supporting Homeless People.
In our latest publication, we have outlined a series of changes to welfare payments to protect tenants from financial hardship this autumn.
Thousands of households across the UK face a 'cliff edge' following the withdrawl of support.
Mae’r Sefydliad Tai Siartredig Cymru yn galw am gyfres o newidiadau i daliadau lles yr hydref hwn i amddiffyn tenantiaid rhag caledi ariannol.
Our submission to the Comprehensive Spending Review ensure that homes, and the people who live in them, are at the heart of post-COVID green economic recovery plans.
The Back the Bill campaign has commissioned Alma Economics to undertake a comprehensive cost-benefit analysis of introducing a right to adequate housing in Wales.
Recognising the creativity and passion of housing individuals and organisations across Wales, sharing best practice and incredible innovations.
A new report launched by the Chartered Institute of Housing and housing provider Orbit, puts the customer at the centre of the conversation about how we reach net zero carbon.
CIH responds to the government newly published National Disability Strategy, which aims to improve the everyday lives of disabled people.