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CIH Cymru has welcomed the legislative programme announced by First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth, including plans to incorporate the right to adequate housing into Welsh law.
CIH has welcomed the government's publication of the Phase 2 regulations for Awaab's Law.
The Regulator of Social Housing has published its consultation response and confirmed a standalone Competence and Conduct Standard will come into effect in October 2026.
We are recruiting for our audit and risk committee and governance, ethics, remuneration and nominations committee.
CIH welcomes the opportunity to respond to the consultation of Review of Approved Document B: Fire Safety.
The CIH Awarding Organisation has held its second annual competition that highlights the achievements of its most exceptional learners.
A new report released by the WIG has warned that Northern Ireland’s wastewater infrastructure constraints are acting as a brake on housing delivery, investment, regeneration and long-term economic growth.
CIH Ireland is calling for five strategic actions to help support a recognised, skilled, and resilient housing profession capable of meeting Ireland's housing challenges.
Applications are now open for the CIH Welsh Housing Awards 2026, sponsored by Aico.
Leading bodies in Scotland’s housing sector have released two surveys on the relationship between housing and health.
Andy Burnham MP gave his first major speech since he was elected in Makerfield, centred on making housing the top national priority, arguing that safe, secure and affordable homes are fundamental to improving health, education, inequality and economic growth.
CIH has today welcomed the repeal of the Vagrancy Act 1824 in England and Wales, marking the end of a 200-year-old law that criminalised people for sleeping rough or begging.
CIH and NHF research highlights the escalating risk of overheating in homes.
The importance of housing in supporting good health is the focus for this year’s Scottish Housing Day, which takes place across the country on Wednesday 16 September.
Welsh Government’s first supplementary budget for 2026/27 includes an additional £20 million in capital investment to support the delivery of more social homes in Wales.