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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 »
The Welsh Government has allocated an additional £17m to home energy efficiency schemes following a review of its Warm Homes Programme. Announced by housing minister Siân Gwenllian in July, the funding comes from existing budgets within her portfolio and will… Read more »
The Welsh housing landscape has changed dramatically since the last issue of Welsh Housing Quarterly. For the first time since devolution, Wales has a new party in government – and with it comes a new direction for housing policy. There’s… Read more »
Plaid Cymru has won 42 seats in the Senedd election, putting the party in a position to form a minority government. Reform came in second with 34 seats, leaving Labour, which has been in government in Wales for 27 years,… Read more »
With the Senedd election due on May 7, a new Welsh Government will soon be in charge of the direction of devolved policy on housing and homelessness. The Spring issue of WHQ highlights the election pledges of the six main… Read more »
The Senedd has passed legislation that establishes a comprehensive new building safety regime for residents of shared buildings across Wales, regardless of building height or tenure. The Building Safety (Wales) Bill — considered to be one of the largest pieces… Read more »
The Welsh Government is on course to meet its 20,000 social homes target but the housing system is still in crisis, says an all-party Senedd committee. The Local Government and Housing Committee welcomed progress so far but said it has… Read more »
Wales needs significantly more new homes than previously thought, according to new estimates of housing need released by the Welsh Government. The 2025-based estimates published on Thursday suggest a need for 9,400 additional housing units to meet existing unmet housing… Read more »
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