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The latest issue of Welsh Housing Quarterly explores the growing pressure on household budgets and its impact on housing affordability across Wales. As energy bills, rents, and everyday essentials continue to rise, WHQ brings together perspectives from across the housing… Read more »
Akshita Lakhiwal reveals what tenants are saying about the effect of high housing costs For many tenants, the cost of living crisis is not just a statistic; it is felt in everyday decisions. Can the heating stay on for another… Read more »
Mae Akshita Lakhiwal yn datgelu beth mae tenantiaid yn ei ddweud am effaith costau tai uchel I lawer o denantiaid, nid ystadegyn yn unig yw’r argyfwng costau byw; mae’n cael ei deimlo mewn penderfyniadau bob dydd. A all y gwres… Darllenwch fwy »
Roedd buddugoliaeth Plaid Cymru yn etholiad y Senedd yn foment anferthol i wleidyddiaeth Cymru. Am y tro cyntaf ers datganoli, collodd Llafur rym. Dyma WHQ yn gofyn i ffigurau amlwg yn y sector tai am eu gobeithion a’u hofnau ar… Darllenwch fwy »
Enillydd gwobr Seren yn Codi 2026 CIH Cymru yn ateb cwestiynau WHQ Sut aethoch chi i mewn i fyd tai (a’ch swydd bresennol)? Fel llawer o bobl, math o syrthio i mewn i’r sector wnes i. Roeddwn i eisiau… Darllenwch fwy »
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 »
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 »
After a decade, the independent voice of tenants is again being heard at the highest level, say Emma Nicholas and Keith Edwards Since devolution, the Welsh Government has encouraged partners – housing associations, councils, and national organisations like Shelter Cymru,… Read more »
Rob Milligan and Dr Vickie Cooper report on tenants’ experiences of decarbonising social housing. We’re all starting to understand that decarbonising housing is essential in Wales, not just for hitting our 2050 net zero targets, but for tackling poverty and… Read more »
The case for a national independent tenant voice is now overwhelming, says leading tenant activist Emma Nicholas. Sadly, we know what happens if we don’t listen to tenants. After the horrendous Grenfell tragedy, we hoped things would change. But the… Read more »
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