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Consumer Code for New Homes Passes Annual Code Audit

CCNH has passed this year’s Chartered Trading Standards Institute Code audit with very positive feedback on the high standards of consumer protection set by the Code.

Government publishes their response to the CMA Housebuilding market Study

Government intends to create a single mandatory consumer code and a new homes ombudsman scheme

CIR makes it 10!

CIR joins Consumer Code for New Homes as a Code User

Consumer Code for New Homes Passes Annual Audit

Consumer Code for New Homes passes Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) audit for the seventh year in a row.

A single consumer code won’t solve poor quality new homes, warns Consumer Code for New Homes (CCNH)

Consumer Code for New Homes responds to CMA housebuilding study

Developers and consumers to benefit from robust and consistent service standards across UK new-builds

Consumer Code for New Homes and Consumer Code for Home Builders jointly launch revised Codes of Practice.

Consumer Code for New Homes welcomes Build-Zone

Build-Zone have joined forces with Consumer Code for New Homes as the ninth warranty body to sign up as a Code User.

Consumer Codes Approval Board statement clarifies status of New Homes Sector Approved Codes.

Consumer Codes Approval Board have released a statement clarifying the current position of Chartered Trading Standards Approved Codes.

Consumer Code for New Homes Passes Annual Code Audit

February 2023 - The Consumer Code for New Homes has been audited by the Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) and have now been a fully CTSI Approved Consumer Code for six years.

Consumer Code for New Homes prepares to celebrate at Westminster

The Consumer Code for New Homes (CCNH) is set to celebrate its official launch along with 100 invited guests at One Great George Street, Westminster this week.

Consumer Code for New Homes celebrated approval by the Chartered Trading Standards Institute

The Consumer Code for New Homes (CCNH) celebrated its formal approval by the Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) Consumer Code Approval Scheme at Westminster this week.