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Andy Burnham’s high-profile housing pitch echoes a playbook long familiar in Wales, writes Cathy Owens. But being ahead on principle is not the same as winning on delivery In the run-up to Andy Burnham walking into Downing Street, we learned… Read more »
Richard Mann explains why Wales needs a new partnership to deliver the next generation of social homes The housing emergency in Wales is often framed as a question of supply. We know there are too few affordable homes, and demand… Read more »
Mae araith proffil uchel Andy Burnham ynghylch tai yn adleisio dull gweithredu sy’n gyfarwydd ers tro yng Nghymru, yn ôl Cathy Owens. Ond nid yw bod ar y blaen o ran egwyddor yr un peth ag ennill ar gyflawni Yn… Darllenwch fwy »
Dyma Richard Mann yn esbonio pam mae angen partneriaeth newydd ar Gymru i ddarparu’r genhedlaeth nesaf o gartrefi cymdeithasol Yn aml, caiff yr argyfwng tai yng Nghymru ei fframio fel cwestiwn o gyflenwad. Rydym yn gwybod nad oes digon o… Darllenwch fwy »
Housing panel at Plaid Cymru’s conference in Llandudno. Photo: North Wales Housing. Five North Wales housing associations have called for greater investment in social housing and stronger financial support for tenants facing rising living costs. Adra, Cartrefi Conwy, ClwydAlyn, Grŵp… Read more »
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 »
Ar ôl degawd, mae llais annibynnol tenantiaid yn cael ei glywed eto ar y lefel uchaf, medd Emma Nicholas a Keith Edwards Ers datganoli, mae llywodraeth Cymru wedi annog partneriaid – cymdeithasau tai, cynghorau, a sefydliadau cenedlaethol fel Shelter Cymru,… Darllenwch fwy »
Cerys Clarke yn galw ar lywodraeth newydd Cymru i fynd i’r afael ag agweddau negyddol tuag at bobl sy’n byw mewn tai cymdeithasol. Pan symudais i’m cartref cyntaf yn y 2000au, fi oedd y bedwaredd genhedlaeth o’m teulu i fyw… Darllenwch fwy »
The winner of the 2026 CIH Cymru Rising Star award answers WHQ’s questions. How did you get into housing (and your current role)? Like most people, I sort of fell into the sector. I always wanted to help people… Read more »
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