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The first minister announced plans to end no-fault evictions of private renters at the Welsh Labour conference in Llandudno on Saturday. Mark Drakeford also signed Shelter Cymru’s pledge to end the practice that means tenants who have done nothing wrong… 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? Darren Foote. Where do you work… 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? Katherine Prichard Where do you work… Read more »
Welsh Government has allocated a further £14.67 million in loans to social landlords to help them buy land to build more homes across Wales. The money comes from the Land for Housing scheme, which allows housing associations to borrow money… Read more »
New Welsh Government legislation that will ban most fees and limit deposits for private renters has been passed by the National Assembly and is set to apply from the Autum. The Renting Homes (Fees etc) (Wales) Bill will make it… Read more »
It is fair to say that the concept of the foundational economy has both vocal backers and detractors, argues Tamsin Stirling. There are those who consider that nurturing the foundational economy has significant potential in places across Wales that the… Read more »
Social housing tenants are being put at risk of failing to claim eligible benefits under Universal Credit because of lack of information sharing by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), according to a new warning from Community Housing Cymru… 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? Luke Wallace Where do you work and what… Read more »
The January 2019 issue of WHQ is a celebration of the past, present and future of council housing. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the landmark 1919 Housing Act. While local authorities had been building homes since the 1860s, the legislation… Read more »
Welsh housing associations supported a total spend of £2.3bn and supported 23,000 jobs in 2017/18, according to new economic impact analysis for Community Housing Cymru (CHC). The analysis by Beautfort Research found that associations directly supported 9,000 full-time equivalent jobs… Read more »
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