New report: A year on from the Better Social Housing Review – what’s changing?

A year ago, the Better Social Housing Review independent panel published a report looking into issues of poor quality in social housing. It made seven recommendations for social housing landlords.

Together with the National Housing Federation (NHF), we responded to the recommendations with a joint action plan. This included a range of resources, tools and programmes of work to support social landlords make their own changes, implement the Review's recommendations and improve the quality of homes.

Today, we have released a new report - A year on from the Better Social Housing Review - what's changed?

Gavin Smart, CIH’s chief executive commented on the report:

“We are committed to taking the recommendations of the Better Social Housing Review forward. Our action plan is a long-term programme of work, but we’ve made a lot of progress in the first six months. This report highlights the work we’ve done to support members, what’s changed so far and the impact it’s already having.

“The report contains lots of examples of good practice and changes happening across the sector, I urge all our members to take a look. Together, we can ensure that everyone lives in good quality housing they are proud to call home.”

The report is available now to download. If you have any questions or would like to get involved, please email us.