This submission makes recommendations on the future of the housing sector in Scotland over the next 20 years.
In 2019 the Scottish Parliament's Cross Party Group on Housing formed a sub group to respond to the Scottish Government's draft vision on Housing to 2040. This publication provides a short summary of the group's main report.
In 2019 the Scottish Parliament's Cross Party Group on Housing formed a sub group to respond to the Scottish Government's draft vision on Housing to 2040. This report sets out the group's response.
CIH has responded to the consultation on proposed changes to Part L and Part F of the building regulations for new dwellings
In its response to the consultation, CIH outlined its commitment to improved environmental and energy efficiency standards in housebuilding, and calls for the Future Homes Standard to be ambitious and lead on high standards rather than follow industry practice.
The fourth in our series of briefings linked to the CIH Scotland Housing Festival 2020 focusses on the role of housing in tackling fuel poverty and climate change.
A summary of the relevant points in the draft Scottish budget and CIH's reaction.
CIH's submission calls on the chancellor to increase grant levels to fund homes at social rent, provide more help with housing costs, and invest in meeting housing support needs.
This guide was launched by CIH President Aileen Evans as part of her presidential campaign Shine A Light.
The third in our series of briefings linked to the CIH Scotland Housing Festival 2020 focusses on the private rented sector in Scotland.
This briefing sets out CIH Scotland's priorities for housing ahead of the draft budget announcement. It calls for MSPs to continue investing in affordable housing and address climate change.
This briefing outlines the key recommendations that relate to the housing sector from the Infrastructure Commission's key findings report for Phase One of the programme.
CIH Scotland recommends the committee considers what legislative steps are needed to fairly end joint tenancies as per the recommendation from the Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Action Group in 2018.
Managing cases involving domestic abuse is a key part of delivering a high quality, customer focused housing management service.
This guide takes the Make A Stand pledge as its starting point and looks at the forms domestic abuse can take, how organisations can respond to domestic abuse and embed policies into service delivery. It also illustrates how organisations are delivering on the pledge points in a practical way.
The latest roundup of recent policy and influencing updates from CIH Scotland
The second in our series of briefings linked to the CIH Scotland Housing Festival 2020 focusses on housing and ageing.
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