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Introducing radical changes to the building safety regime in Wales, get all the essential information about what the White Paper proposals include.
The new Climate Change Act commenced in March 2020 introduced new interim targets and a commitment for Scotland to reach net zero emissions by 2045. In light of these more ambitious targets, the Climate Change Plan originally published in 2018 has been updated.
This publication provides a round up of recent Scottish briefings, consultation responses and member updates.
Get all the analysis on Welsh Government's draft budget in one place along with details on the specific announcements that impact housing professionals and services in Wales.
CIH Cymru responds to the Welsh Government consultation on the long-term plan to tackle fuel poverty.
See what Housing Futures Cymru, a group of new/young housing professionals think the next Welsh Government needs to do in addressing the housing crisis.
See what Housing Futures Cymru, a group of new/young housing professionals think the next Welsh Government needs to do in addressing the housing crisis.
Gweler beth mae Dyfodol Tai Cymru, grŵp of weithwyr tai proffesiynol newydd/ifainc yn credu dylai llywodraeth nesa yng Nghymru gwneud wrth geisio datrys yr argyfwng tai.
Response to the MHCLG consultation outlining CIH's support for raising standards of accessibility in new homes and the preferred methods for enforcing standards.
CIH's latest Covid-19 factsheet looks at the issues of managing night shelters during Covid-19.
The factsheet looks at risk assessments, safety, managing a Covid-19 outbreak, and accommodating individuals following a positive test for Covid-19.
The measures available to landlords and tenants to support tenants in rent arrears, and how to communicate well with tenants to keep them informed and reassured.
See the full list of signatories who are 'backing the bill' a joint campaign by CIH Cymru, Shelter Cymru and Tai Pawb to make housing a right in Wales.
CIH Cymru alongside our partners Shelter Cymru and Tai Pawb have launched our joint 'Back the Bill' campaign. The campaign is aiming to gain support for draft legislation that if enacted, would mean that housing is a legal right in Wales. Get a snapshot of what the campaign is all about and take a look at the list of signatories supporting the campaign.
Information on delivering a repairs and maintenance service during the Coronavirus pandemic, and how to keep staff and tenants safe while doing so.
Provisions relating to protection from eviction are contained in schedule 29 of the Act.
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