Alex is an alumnus of the University of Warwick where he graduated with a degree in Law in 2006.  

Alex Nieora has 12 years legal support experience across corporate private practice. He has also worked in high profile regulatory investigations for financial and competition regulators, and with central government, helping to make legislation. Alex has worked in diverse fields of law ranging from competition and anti-trust, land taxation, interbank lending, bribery and anti-corruption, financial regulatory disclosure, environmental regulation, corporate liability litigation and land transactions. 

Alex speaks fluent French and has professionally reviewed documentary litigious evidence in French as well as checking regulatory documentary compliance in relation to land transactions in Francophone jurisdictions.  

In 2011 Alex Nieora managed the British census operation for the northern half of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Alex took on this role in honour of his late mum who ten years previously had been a census enumerator in the previous census shortly before being diagnosed with fatal cancer.

Alex Nieora also has 10 years localised experience as a residential estate manager, managing the 230-unit site where he lives in West London. In this capacity, he instructs, tenders, supervises, and reviews contractors, negotiates and drafts maintenance contracts, undertakes LTA 1985 consultations, assists with property transactions, budgets service charge expenditure, and attends to lessee queries. Alex Nieora is also actively involved in local campaign, volunteer, and charity work. 

In 2012-2013 he led a successful campaign leading to HS2 plans for the London Borough of Ealing to be amended and the whole planned 9km section of above ground high-speed track through the Borough to be put in bore tunnel. 

In 2012-2013 he led a successful campaign leading to HS2 plans for the London Borough of Ealing to be amended and the whole planned 9km section of above ground high-speed track through the Borough to be put in bore tunnel. 

Alex is currently the legal secretary for a local community managed library project, for which he helped to arrange charitable status registration.

In 2013 Alex Nieora co-founded a local festivals committee helping to organise local annual community festival events including fireworks displays, summer and Christmas fairs, street parades, live music and dance performances as well as various other activities for the community each attracting in excess of 1,000 people. 

Alex has also volunteered as trustee of a local nature reserve and as secretary for a local social club. He is well known to his local community, particularly for picking up litter.

In his spare time Alex enjoys producing artwork, reading, and travelling.

MY PAINTING OF THE GRAND UNION CANAL AT PERIVALE (OIL ON CANVAS) (2013)

THE HOOVER BUILDING, PERIVALE