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Dewisadau anodd Gyda’r nod o 20,000

Y mis diwethaf cyhoeddodd Archwilio Cymru adolygiad manwl o’r cynnydd yn erbyn targed Llywodraeth Cymru o 20,000 o gartrefi cymdeithasol carbon-isel newydd i’w rhentu erbyn mis Mawrth 2026. Mark Jeffs sy’n cyflwyno rhai o’r negeseuon allweddol, yn enwedig ynghylch y… Darllenwch fwy »

Tough choices on the 20,000 target

Last month Audit Wales published an in-depth review of progress against the delivery of the Welsh Government’s target of 20,000 new low carbon social homes for rent by March 2026. Mark Jeffs presents some of the key messages, especially around… Read more »

Community Housing Cymru – Long-term funding is crucial

As the new Senedd term began, so came with it the start of Jane Bryant first full term as cabinet secretary for housing and planning. Initially appointed shortly before the summer recess, the cabinet secretary has taken on her new… Read more »

Let’s get to work

How do we clear the way to unlock more permanent social homes and get people out of temporary accommodation? Wendy Dearden introduces a new research project from the Bevan Foundation. It’s no exaggeration to say that our housing system is… Read more »

CIH Cymru – A moving target

The 20,000 target for affordable homes is no longer enough to meet housing need, says Cerys Clark. For the past three months the Senedd’s Local Government and Housing Committee has been holding an inquiry into the supply of social housing… Read more »

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