The response outlines a clear commitment to raising standards while avoiding over-burdening providers or putting residents at risk.
All six party candidates commit to retaining dedicated housing cabinet secretary and delivering more homes, as housing emergency dominates pre-election hustings.
We were sorry to hear of the passing of Stuart Palmer.
The Rooted in Resilience toolkit has been designed to help organisations embed mental wellbeing and resilience into everyday practice.
The Chartered Institute of Housing’s Welsh panel of young professionals have launched a manifesto calling for stronger renter protections, climate investment and greater support for the sector’s workforce ahead of the 2026 Senedd election.
Chartered Institute of Housing Northern Ireland welcomes the opportunity to respond to the Department for Communities consultation on amendments to the Landlord Registration Scheme Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2014.
We therefore the opportunity to respond to the present consultation on the Home Energy Model (HEM), which will set the underlying framework for MEES and usher in other important reforms to the energy performance of buildings regime.
Discover more about the government's full response to it's consultation on the introduction of MEES, the finalised impact assessment and CIH's response.
We welcome the opportunity to respond to the Housing Ombudsman Service’s (HOS) consultation on its proposed business plan for 2026-27.
The Scottish government has published its latest quarterly house building and affordable supply statistics for Scotland.
Find out more about the latest analysis on Northern Irish housing costs from the 2026 UK Housing Review.
Read CIH Northern Ireland's response to the Department for Communities consultation on exceptions to notice to quit periods.
A new and comprehensive statistical compendium for the Welsh housing sector has been published.
Loss of 2.8 million social homes through Right to Buy continues to shape housing pressures today, revealed in latest UK Housing Review publication.
CIH welcomes confirmation of new unitary councils to be set up in Essex, Hampshire, Norfolk and Suffolk.