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Follow Welsh housing policy through WHQ news and analysis, including government commitments, legislation, funding and the practical implications for housing organisations.
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The Welsh Government has put social housing, renters’ rights and retrofit at the centre of its programme for 2026-30, setting out commitments with implications for landlords, councils and regeneration organisations. The programme pledges at least 20,000 additional social homes by… Read more »
More than £2.3 million is being invested in housing and care projects in Caerphilly and Carmarthenshire in a bid to help people with care needs live independently for longer. The funding, provided through the Welsh Government’s Housing with Care Fund,… Read more »
Bob Smith blogs on a new drive to link research and evidence to housing policy and practice. The first Autumn Housing Studies Association (HSA) lecture was held in Sheffield on October 25. An audience of policy makers, practitioners, tenants and… Read more »
First minister Carwyn Jones has unveiled key commitments on housing in a five-year Programme for Government for the next Assembly term. The programme includes a pledge to work in partnership to deliver 20,000 affordable homes between 2016 and 2021, including… Read more »
The lecture by Dr Peter Williams celebrating WHQ’s 100th issue is now available to watch on Youtube. Peter looked back 25 years to when WHQ was first published in 1990 and forward 25 years to what the housing system might look… Read more »
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