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The government has laid out new housing benefit legislation which would help over 300,000 residents in supported housing and temporary accommodation to stop facing a large decrease in their income should they decide to increase their working hours, with the CIH welcoming the move. 

Just 4% of social landlords in England describe themselves as "very prepared" for the expansion of Awaab’s Law Phase 2, according to new research, as the regulations were laid before Parliament yesterday.

The Awarding Organisation (AO) of the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) has announced this year’s winner of the Learner of The Year Award. 

The Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) has published draft guidance about how housing providers can prepare for the risks posed to homes and communities by wildfires. CIH is asking the sector and wider stakeholders across the UK for feedback before finalising the guidance in the autumn.

Candidates for the role of Chartered Institute of Housing’s (CIH) vice president have been announced, and voting has officially opened for CIH members.

CIH Housing Academy has launched a new fast-track study option for its CIH Level 5 Diploma in Housing, giving learners a third and expedited way to gain one of the sector's most respected qualifications, and meet the requirements of the Competence and Conduct requirement for social housing.

Plans to end the way international gas prices push up electricity prices across Great Britain take a major step forward today.

Housing providers are being urged to make mental wellbeing a strategic priority, not a workplace perk, as Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) president Julie Haydon launches a new resilience toolkit for the sector as part of her presidential campaign. The Rooted in Resilience toolkit has been desig

New analysis from the latest UK Housing Review has revealed the profound long-term impact of the Right to Buy policy, with 2.8 million homes sold across the UK by March 2025 - contributing to a sharp decline in social housing availability and growing pressure on renters and public finances.

The Chartered Institute of Housing, in collaboration with King’s College London and Oxford Brookes University, has released a new report examining the housing challenges faced by survivors of domestic abuse who are burdened by debt.

CIH Futures has published a new report that shines a light on the experiences, aspirations and challenges facing early-career professionals across the housing sector.

Housing bodies have welcomed the UK Government's abolition of the two-child benefit cap but shared their disappointment that the freeze on Local Housing Allowance (LHA) was not scrapped for good.

New laws are now in force protecting social housing tenants in all four million of England’s social rented homes from emergency hazards, damp and mould.

After taking up the role of Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) president at CIH’s annual general meeting on 10 October, Julie Haydon has unveiled her presidential campaign, 'Rooted in Resilience'. Over the next year, Julie's campaign will highlight the importance of developing a resilient mi

The Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) has launched a new level 4 qualification, further expanding the suite of level 4 qualification options open to senior housing professionals preparing for the Regulator of Social Housing’s forthcoming Competence and Conduct Standard. The new qualificatio