The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government has announced new emergency measures in an attempt to boost housebuilding in London.
Find out who made the shortlist for this year’s Welsh Housing Awards, with the winners announced at the awards event on 27 November.
The government has published the latest statutory homelessness statistics for April–June 2025 in England, showing record levels of households in temporary accommodation.
Find out more about CIH’s recommendations for the 2025 Autumn Budget and read our full submission to government.
Responding to the Welsh government's draft budget for 2026/27, CIH Cymru said we need to substantially increase investment into housing beyond current levels.
The 2025 AGM saw a raft of new CIH appointments, including Julie Haydon as president and new governing board trustees.
Read Chartered Institute of Housing's response to the published findings by the National Audit Office on energy efficiency installations.
CIH and 39 other organisations have called on the government to lift the freeze on housing benefit for private renters in order to tackle homelessness and ease mounting pressure on local councils.
Housing policy expert Chloe Fletcher has been named as CIH's new head of policy and external affairs.
CIH welcomes the opportunity to feed into the APPG for Rural Business and the Rural Powerhouse’s call for evidence on ‘Fitting rural into the devolution agenda’.
Julie Haydon’s presidential campaign, Rooted in Resilience, emphasises the importance of developing a resilient mindset and how doing so can help housing professionals to thrive in a sector that continues to face change and challenge.
Find out more about the government's pledge of additonal funding to support families in temporary accommodation and tackle homelessness.
The Housing, Communities, and Local Government (HCLG) Committee has published CIH’s written evidence, submitted in response to a call for evidence for its inquiry into housing conditions in England.
CIH Cymru's manifesto outlines the priorities that members want a future Welsh government to commit to after the 2026 Senedd election.