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Social housing supply
- This consultation has completed. It ran from Friday, 16 February 2024 to Friday, 19 April 2024
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Response to the consultation
Evidence submitted in response to this Consultation
- SHS 01 John Lovell, Co-founder of Tirion and ex leader of Arup in Wales
PDF 2 MB
- SHS 02 CITB Wales
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- SHS 03 Adra (Tai) Cyfyngedig
PDF 970 KB
- SHS 04 Tai Pawb
PDF 871 KB
- SHS 05 Public Health Wales
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- SHS 06 Wrexham County Borough Council
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- SHS 07 Castell Group
PDF 692 KB
- SHS 08 Tirion Homes
PDF 791 KB
- SHS 09 Lloyds Bank Foundation
PDF 772 KB
- SHS 10 Royal Town Planning Institute Cymru
PDF 736 KB
- SHS 11 Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council
PDF 684 KB
- SHS 12 Welsh Women's Aid
PDF 896 KB
- SHS 13 Home Builders Federation Wales
PDF 2 MB
- SHS 14 Conwy County Borough Council
PDF 1 MB
- SHS 15 Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council
PDF 690 KB
- SHS 16 Crisis
PDF 4 MB
- SHS 17 Chartered Institute of Housing Cymru
PDF 1 MB
- SHS 18 Community Housing Cymru
PDF 735 KB
- SHS 19 UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence
PDF 2 MB
- SHS 20 Cwmpas
PDF 737 KB
- SHS 21 Housing Justice Cymru
PDF 812 KB
- SHS 22 Shelter Cymru
PDF 955 KB
- SHS 23 The Chartered Institute of Building
PDF 2 MB
- SHS 24 Dr Edward Shepherd
PDF 1 MB
- SHS 25 Isle of Anglesey County Council
PDF 723 KB
- SHS 26 Swansea Council
PDF 738 KB
- SHS 27 Cymorth Cymru
PDF 753 KB
- SHS 28 Bevan Foundation
PDF 3 MB
- SHS 29 Welsh Local Government Association (WLGA)
PDF 1 MB
- SHS 30 - Country Land and Business Association Wales
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Purpose of the consultation
The Local Government and Housing Committee has agreed to undertake an inquiry into social housing supply.
The terms of reference for the inquiry are to examine:
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>>>Progress towards meeting the target of 20,000 low carbon social homes for rent; and the extent to which current and projected levels of social housebuilding are likely to meet housing need
>>>The challenges faced by social landlords in increasing supply
>>>How housing standards and decarbonisation affect the delivery of new social housing
>>>The opportunities and risks in increasing government borrowing and institutional investment
>>>How effectively the planning system is supporting social housebuilding
>>>How to improve the strategic management of public and private land for social housebuilding, including compulsory purchase
>>>The potential for increasing income from land value capture mechanisms to invest in social housing
>>>The Welsh construction sector’s capacity to build new low-carbon social homes; the potential for acquisitions of existing homes and remodelling of existing buildings
>>>How local communities can be effectively engaged in social housing developments in their areas.
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How to share your views
To share your views electronically, please send to SeneddHousing@senedd.wales, or by post to:
Local Government and Housing Committee,
Welsh Parliament,
Cardiff,
CF99 1SN.
The closing date is Friday 19 April 2024.
The Senedd has two official languages, Welsh and English.
In line with the Senedd’s Official Languages Scheme, the Committee welcomes contributions in both or either of our official languages, and we ask organisations that are subject to Welsh Language standards or schemes to respond in line with their own obligations. Please inform the Committee when submitting responses if you intend to provide a translation at a later date.
Please see guidance for those providing evidence for committees.
Disclosure of
information
Please ensure that you have considered the Senedd’s policy on disclosure of information before submitting information to the Committee.
Contact details
Should you wish to speak to someone regarding this consultation, please use the below contact details:
Local Government and Housing Committee
Welsh Parliament
Cardiff Bay
Cardiff
CF99 1SN
Email: SeneddHousing@senedd.wales
Telephone: 0300 200 6565