Tyfu Tai Cymru launches its ACTion programme aimed at supporting groups of tenants and professionals to create evidence-based solutions to their local housing challenges.
As the Welsh Government provides a response to the independent review of affordable housing supply in Wales, CIH Cymru welcome the emphasis on enabling more affordable home to be built.
CIH's chief executive Terrie Alafat has responded to today's announcement of a one-year spending settlement by Chancellor Sajid Javid.
CIH Cymru joins forces with Welsh Government to uncover some of the barriers and opportunities facing local authorities seeking to directly build affordable housing.
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.
The chief executive of the Chartered Institute of Housing, Terrie Alafat CBE, today announced she will retire at the end of November.
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 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.
CIH deputy chief executive Gavin Smart responds to the latest statutory homelessness figures for England.
CIH deputy chief executive Gavin Smart responds to the Supreme Court ruling on the benefit cap.
CIH chief executive Terrie Alafat CBE responds to the Prime Minister's announcement.
The latest on how the affordable housing review could impact building new homes and affordability for tenants.
Welsh Government releases new homelessness statistics that reveal pressure on social housing and ongoing reliance on the private rented sector.
The Welsh government has today published its latest estimate of the amount of people sleeping rough in Wales.
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