All CIH Cymru articles
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NewsWelsh government includes additional £20m for social homes in supplementary budget
But CIH Cymru warns total funding still falls short of what is needed to achieve 20,000-home goal
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NewsWelsh housing minister ‘determined to turn ambition into action’ as she confirms plan for devolved housebuilding agency
Siân Gwenllian sets out plans for Unnos, a statutory right to adequate housing and rent controls as priorities for new Senedd term
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In FocusKey talking points from CIH’s Tai 2026 conference
What will next week’s Senedd election mean for housing? Does Wales need a national development agency and a formal housing strategy? And does the sector have the skills to fuflfil the requirements of new legislation and standards? Alex Funk reports on the key issues raised at the Chartered Institute of ...
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NewsWelsh sector bodies raise concerns over likely missed housing target following latest delivery figures
Government projected to fall 1,600 homes short of 20,000-home goal
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NewsCIH Cymru concerned over housing funding in Welsh draft budget
Membership body says indicative inflationary increase to overall housing and local government envelope ‘doesn’t reflect housing emergency’
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In FocusKey talking points from CIH’s TAI 2025 conference
From affordable housing development, to new building safety legislation, tenant engagement and the pros and cons of mergers, attendees at TAI 2025 in Wales this week heard vigorous debates on many topics. Alex Funk rounds up the key takeaways
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NewsWelsh housing workforce overburdened with non-housing responsibilities, warns CIH Cymru director
Report finds increasing workloads are impacting housing professionals’ wellbeing, as CIH’s TAI 2025 conference gets underway
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NewsWelsh government’s final budget insufficient to meet social housing targets, warns CIH
£437m capital investment “falls well short” of amount identified by Audit Wales to deliver 20,000 social homes by 2026
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NewsWelsh government only halfway to its 20,000 low-carbon social homes target, watchdog finds
The government may need as much as £580 to £740m extra to deliver the homes by March 2026
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NewsRent caps could have 'unintended consequences' and lead to landlords leaving the market, CIH Cymru says
Welsh arm of housing body says if rent caps were to be introduced, they should be linked to local income instead of property prices