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Welsh politics is moving quickly. With Plaid Cymru’s first 100 days behind it and a new Programme for Government on the way, now is the moment to shape the agenda, not catch up with it.

Our ‘Plaid Cymru in Government: The First 100 Days’ report cuts through the noise: who holds power, who advises them, and how far ministers have moved on their early commitments.

For organisations that want to influence policy in Wales, now is the time to act. It is also why we have sharpened the intelligence we give our clients.

A smarter monitoring service

We have rebuilt our monitoring service around AI-powered, human-curated intelligence. Technology scans the sources that matter; our Welsh team adds the insight clients rely on.

What you get:

  • Same-day Senedd committee transcripts, quality-checked by our team so speed never comes at the cost of accuracy.
  • A tiered distribution system, with daily, weekly or monthly updates tailored to different audiences across your organisation.
  • Immediate mention alerts as soon as your organisation or key issues come up.
  • Access to our wider innovation tools, including our proprietary Insights platform, bespoke polling and tools that track how your organisation shows up in AI search and online debate.

Want to see it in action? Click here to email James Brinning at Cavendish Cymru for a free one-month trial of our monitoring service or to talk about how we can help you influence what comes next in Wales.


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