Speak the language of Wales.

Wales is set to be a cornerstone of the UK’s industrial strategy, blending a proud industrial heritage with innovation across energy, infrastructure, technology, health, and FMCG sectors. Positioned for sustainable growth, it is set to lead in shaping the UK’s future. 

With Welsh Parliamentary Elections in 2026 and the Senedd set to gain additional members, Wales is entering a transformative era, offering unique opportunities for organisations, businesses and investors.

What Wales Really Thinks About Energy and Climate Change.

This report is essential reading for anyone interested in the future of energy in Wales – whether you’re a policymaker, campaigner, business leader, or concerned citizen. Access your copy and gain deeper insights into public opinion on Wales’s energy future.

Senedd Reform.

In May 2026, the Senedd will undergo a significant transformation, expanding from 60 to 96 members. This change will be accompanied by the introduction of a new proportional electoral system.

Download our report for a deep-dive into Senedd 2026 and how the changes may impact your business.

Our exclusive Cavendish Cymru Manifesto microsite includes every manifesto that’s been produced by political parties in Wales since 2001; and includes manifestos for Senedd, Westminster and Local Elections.

An archive for political manifestos in Wales, our site offers the opportunity to analyse the parties’ pledges on different issues over the years.

What we do.

  • Influencing policy
  • Corporate reputation
  • National Infrastructure planning
  • Integrated campaigns

Influencing policy

From crafting manifestos to helping shape national and devolved laws, influencing public spending decisions, and instigating party policy reviews, we’ve been there and done it countless times (and have the track record to prove it).

We know the legislative process inside out. We use social intelligence to listen to and inform the debate. So, we can help you work out when best to engage, and how to do it so your message hits home with those who have the power to effect change.

Corporate reputation

Words matter. Issues (and your reputation) are won or lost not just in the Senedd, but also on social media and at the local pub.

We help brands navigate critical issues with authentic communication across politics, media and social channels to build trust and credibility while protecting and enhancing corporate reputation.

National Infrastructure planning

We offer unrivalled strategic guidance and stakeholder engagement across the most complex and high-impact projects in Wales. With a proven track record in delivering tailored solutions, we navigate the intricate planning and regulatory frameworks to help clients unlock opportunities and achieve their development goals.

Integrated campaigns

Helping brands change people’s hearts, minds, and behaviour is our bread and butter.

Marrying data-backed insights and technical excellence with clever, out-of-the-box thinking, we develop multi-channel campaigns that educate and inspire your audience and cement your reputation as a thought-leader… and then bring them to life.

Our people; your team.

Cathy Owens
Director
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Cathy Owens
Director

Cathy Owens previously worked as a Special Adviser at the Welsh Government, and played leading roles in the Carwyn Jones leadership campaign as well as the successful Yes for Wales campaign in the 2011 powers referendum. She has been a government relations specialist in Wales for over 17 years and advises senior blue chip corporate clients. 

Nerys Evans
Director
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Nerys Evans
Director

Nerys Evans served as an Assembly Member for Mid and West Wales between 2007 and 2011, Nerys was Plaid Cymru’s Director of Policy and authored their 2011 Assembly Manifesto. She also served on the First Minister’s Commission on Public Service Governance and Delivery – The Williams Commission.  

Jo Kiernan
Senior Consultant
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Jo Kiernan
Senior Consultant

Jo’s career reflects a deep engagement with Welsh politics and media, contributing significantly to policy development and political strategy in Wales. She is a specialist in policy delivery, legislation, and inter-governmental relations from her time as Senior SpAd to two First Ministers of Wales. Jo is also part of our crisis comms team having served as a senior journalist and presenter for the BBC and as Political Editor of ITV Wales for over a decade.  

Jacob Tilley
Director
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Jacob Tilley
Director

Jacob has worked for the Labour Party for over a decade, holding various roles at Head Office in both Cardiff and London. This experience has provided him with a deep understanding of the dynamic interplay between these two key centres of political power. Jacob advises clients on how to engage effectively with Government, politicians, and the wider Labour movement.