This document proposes how RRTPs could be monitored more consistently, providing an evidence base for tracking the impact of RRTP work.
Find out everything what you need to know about the Social Housing (Regulation) Bill now it has completed its Report stage in the House of Commons.
CIH's full response to the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill Reforms to National Planning Policy consultation
Download CIH's submission to the NPF policy consultation and our four key asks of the next government.
This is a response to the call for evidence by the Utility Regulator and Consumer Council NI, regarding how energy consumers will be protected during the transition to a decarbonised energy system.
The Social Housing (Regulation) Bill enters the report stage in the House of Commons on 1 March 2023.
A number of amendments have been proposed that further strengthen the bill and its requirements including, for example, measures to tackle hazards within certain time periods, and requirements around the skills, experience and qualifications of senior housing staff. This briefing provides an overview of CIH’s thoughts on the bill and proposed amendments (as currently proposed).
Dadansoddiad CIH Cymru o'r cyhoeddiadau diweddaraf ar dlodi yng Nghymru.
CIH Cymru analysis of latest research into poverty levels in Wales.
This guide provides an overview for practitioners on dealing with damp and mould in a way which is proactive, understanding of tenants’ experiences, and effective in resolving the underlying issue.
CIH's response to the government consultation on sprinklers in care homes, removal of national classes, and staircases in residential buildings.
This report assesses the potential impact of introducing rent controls to the social rented sector in Scotland.
Be inspired by the variety of innovative and collaborative projects happening in the Northern Housing Good Practice Compendium.
CIH and Grand Union held a second roundtable exploring the developing partnerships, between housing, health and social care, to benefit the health and wellbeing of local communities, and how these can be expanded. This is the second report looking at how shared approaches can be developed and embedded in the ways partner organisations work in place (find the first report here).
You can also listen to Aileen Evans (CEO, Grand Union Housing Group) and Liz Parsons (Head of public health, built environment and social housing) discuss the aims of the partnership with CIH’s Rachael Williamson on our podcast.
An easy to read compendium of facts, figures, good practice and resources centred around CIH’s 2022 16 days of activism coverage.
The first datasets from the Census have been released and reveal the housing headlines for England.
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