About
Specialising in stakeholder management for infrastructure projects in planning and construction, and managing day-to-day stakeholder engagement at corporate level, Cadno can ensure that you are communicating with the right people, at the right time, in the right way. The Cadno team is experienced in dealing with large and complex developments, and has worked on a number of challenging proposals to get them across the winning line.
How we work
At Cadno, we want to develop creative and long-term relationships with clients and provide tools & techniques that are specific to their needs. We can work in a very hands-on way – leading the communications programme, meeting the stakeholders and providing feedback; or we can provide intelligence, advice, messaging and collateral to support your people on a communications programme led by them.
We are proud of the way that we work, our track record and high standards. We always follow closely rules of engagement set out in Codes of Conduct.
Our aim is to make stakeholders feel comfortable and happy to discuss projects, to ask questions and to get involved in shaping the outcomes. We will never compromise our stakeholders, and we value our relationship with them.
We choose our clients carefully and will only work with companies who are doing good things to make the world a better place, and with people who share our values.

Proud members of the Public Affairs Board and Public Affairs Cymru.

We work in partnership with DeHavilland to bring clients succinct and timely political monitoring.

Pleased to participate in Cardiff University’s graduate work experience programme.

We are a Living Wage employer.
What people say about us…
What people say…
Stan Senior joins Cadno
Cadno’s Public Affairs team has expanded, with the appointment of Stan Senior as Policy and Public Affairs Manager. Stan is a fluent Welsh speaker and brings a wealth of experience having led on housing policy at the Welsh Refugee Council, and led the housing,...
Let’s Save Water Campaign / Ymgyrch Dewch i Arbed Dŵr
Cadno joined Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water at both the Eisteddfod Genedlaethol in Pembrokeshire and the Royal Welsh Agricultural Show to promote the Let’s Save Water Campaign / Ymgyrch Dewch i Arbed Dŵr. Visitors were invited to share their views on water use, the...
Pwy sy’n becso am yr Hinsawdd? Who cares about Climate Change?
Cadno’s Nel joined Owen Chennetier from Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru and Lefi Dafydd, member of the Welsh language band Dewin, for a panel discussion on communicating the climate crisis with people in Wales. Hosted by Dr Catrin Ellis Jones from Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru, the...
Wales & West Utilities highlight the role of biomethane and green gas in Welsh agriculture and energy
Cadno supported Wales & West Utilities at this year's Royal Welsh Agricultural Show to coordinate a panel discussion on the role of biomethane and green gas in the future of Welsh agriculture and energy. Comprising Elwyn Vaughan MS, Chair of the Senedd's...
Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru Carmarthenshire Business Breakfast
In July, Cadno supported Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru to host a business breakfast event which brought together over 60 business leaders, third sector organisations and educators from across the Carmarthenshire and wider Swansea Bay City Region. Compered by Bronwen Raine,...
Supporting VodafoneThree at Y Farchnad
It was a pleasure to support VodafoneThree at Y Farchnad in June, providing an opportunity to showcase the progress being made to improve digital connectivity across Wales. The event generated strong engagement, with representatives from Welsh Labour, the Welsh...
What would an Andy Burnham premiership mean for Wales?
By Daniel Taylor Yesterday, Keir Starmer announced his intention to step down as Prime Minister, setting in motion the process to elect a new Labour leader. On the same day, Andy Burnham was sworn in as MP for Makerfield following his decisive by-election victory...
SIP and the Senedd: Power, policy and planning in Wales
Eversheds Sutherland Energy brought together colleagues from across the Welsh energy sector for two panel sessions examining Wales' evolving consenting regime and the role of the new Welsh Government in shaping future energy and infrastructure projects. Cadno’s...
Reflecting on energy commitments ahead of the Senedd election
By Angharad Davies Journalists and politicians alike have gone into hyperbolic overload when it comes to describing the change that’s about to happen at the upcoming 2026 Senedd election. My bingo card includes “seismic shift”, “transformational”, “most...
Cadno Litter Pick
A lot of fun, but far too much litter! As part of Keep Wales Tidy's Spring Clean Cymru campaign, the Cadno team, alongside clients, spent a breezy day in March helping to clean up Merthyr Mawr, collecting an impressive 17 bags of rubbish. A big diolch and da iawn...









