Key Interests and achievements
Kiera’s main priorities are focussed around young people,
women, housing, the economy and social justice.
Personal history
Growing up in Townhill, Swansea, Kiera went to Bishop Gore
School and Gower College Swansea before studying Government and Economics at
the London School of Economics. She has lived in Cardiff since 2021, and in
2025 welcomed her first child with her partner.
Professional background
Kiera began her career working in hospitality in Swansea
before working for the Public Policy Exchange while studying in London. After
graduating, she then worked in economic policy as a researcher for Plaid Cymru
and as the Deputy Head of Policy for the Federation of Small Businesses Cymru.
Political history
Kiera initially became engaged with politics since she was a
teenager. She served as co-chair of Plaid Ifanc between 2025-26 and women’s
officer 2024-25. For a number of years she has been the youth officer for Plaid
Cymru’s Cardiff West branch. She was also the Plaid Cymru candidate for Cardiff
West in the 2024 UK General Election. Since being elected, she has been
nominated the chair of the Youth Employment Cross Party Group and is a member
of the Senedd’s Economy, Energy and Connectivity Committee and the Legislation
Committee.
