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The rent settlement for social housing in Wales could come with strings attached, according to housing and local government minister Julie James. In an interview with WHQ, the minister cited value for money for tenants, support for the tenant voice,… Read more »
Welsh Government has launched a consultation on its vision for development over the next 20 years that includes a big increase in affordable housing. The Draft National Development Framework identifies priorities for homes, jobs, services and energy generation in the… Read more »
New to the job is a feature where we meet people from across the sector who have taken on a new role. If you want to take part email ben.black@bronafon.org.uk What is your name? Catherine Love Where do you work and what… Read more »
Out now in print and online, the Summer issue of WHQ features the independent reviews of affordable housing and decarbonisation, links between housing, health and social care, reform of private renting and much more besides. After a flurry of policy… Read more »
The Wales Co-operative Centre has been awarded another £1 million over the next three years to support the development of co-operative and community-led housing in Wales. The new programme Communities Creating Homes was launched at the Royal Welsh Show this… Read more »
With four days to go before the Homeless World Cup kicks off in Cardiff, Welsh homelessness charity Cymorth Cymru has launched a campaign which calls on people and organisations to play their part in ending homelessness. Backed by Welsh actor… Read more »
Welsh Government should commit to a 30-year programme to reduce carbon emissions from housing. That’s just one of the recommendations of an independent report commissioned by Welsh ministers last year and has been produced by an independent Advisory Group on… Read more »
Housing minister Julie James will accept all but one of the recommendations of the Independent Review of Affordable Housing Supply and has also written to planning authorities across Wales to emphasise that local development plans must support sites made up… Read more »
Welsh Government is to consult on extending the notice period for no-fault evictions of private renters from two to six months. The plan announced by housing minister Julie James at the Shelter Cymru conference in Swansea on Thursday would be… Read more »
As we approach the 10th anniversary of the ground-breaking Can Do Toolkits, Professor Kevin Morgan says they may offer the key to creative public procurement and help to deliver on the Foundational Economy. The story of the Can Do Toolkit is… Read more »
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