Rethinking social housing Northern Ireland summary report, published by the Chartered Institute of Housing and principally sponsored by the Department for Communities
CIH's response to the 2018 social housing green paper.
CIH members can download this exclusive 'what you need to know' briefing which provides an update on plans for Rapid Rehousing.
In this year’s Review include analysis of recent trends in UK housing markets and in housing needs, as well as of public expenditure on housing and the government’s current plans.
This is a summary of Building Bridges: full report
Housing must be a human right, according to this new report published to mark Scottish Housing Day.
The paper, published jointly by the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) Scotland, the Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA), Shelter Scotland, the Association of Local Authority Chief Housing Officers (ALACHO), the Scottish Association of Landlords (SAL), and the Tenant Participatory Advisory Service Scotland (TPAS) calls for the incorporation of human rights legislation in Scotland so everyone has access to a safe, affordable home.
The coalition and the current governments have undertaken widespread intervention housing. Previously such involvement was mainly through the tax system or aimed at delivering more affordable housing
A wide range of financial and other incentives have now been put in place to stimulate homeownership or the housing market, building on measures that began four decades ago but are now on an unprecedented scale. Although individual initiatives such as "Help to Buy" have been examined by researchers. There has been little or no assessment of government intervention in the round. This report aims to fill that gap.
This report explores the gaps between Local Housing Allowance rates and the lowest private rents since LHA rates stopped being increased in line with actual rents
It also assesses the impact of the UK government's targeted affordability funding, which was introduced to mitigate the biggest shortfalls.
Tyfu Tai Cymru gets to the heart of what impact a new map for local government could have on housing departments across local authorities.
CIH Scotland has published a new 'what you need to know' briefing on the Fuel Poverty Bill, exclusively for members.
New homes must be the right type, in the right place, at prices people on the lowest incomes can afford and flexible enough to meet the changing needs of residents and their families
Since the Grenfell Tower fire social housing has commanded a lot of attention. Questions are being raised about the way we manage and maintain our housing; how as a sector, we are governed and regulated and also who should social housing be for?
This briefing explores the review of the regulatory framework in Scotland.
This new international research study was commissioned by Wheatley Group with support from the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) and carried out by The Democratic Society.
The research draws on best practice from around the world and the resulting report outlines fresh approaches, tools and techniques for how organisations across the UK, particularly the housing sector, can better engage with people in the communities they serve.
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