New book and talks tour about the worst scoundrels cads and vagabonds from Welsh history.
St David’s Day Walk, Talk and Cawl with Chris Jones, the Three Golden Cups and Graham Loveluck-Edwards.
Buy Books on The History & Folklore of Wales
Have you read my best selling books on Welsh history and folklore? They are informative and entertaining. Furthermore, they have five star ratings on Amazon. Visit the online book shop on the button below to read a synopsis on each, reader reviews and deals you will not find in the shops.
Talks & Lectures
I am frequently asked to give talks and lectures on Welsh folklore and history. These can be tailored to any audience or age group. From primary school to seasoned history scholars. Equally important, they also offer great value for money. Contact me for availability and fees.
TV, Radio and Broadcast Media
I present a popular radio show about Welsh history and folklore on Bro Radio.
I also make short films and documentaries and my YouTube channel is packed with videos on the history and folklore of Wales. Contact me for hosting and guest appearance enquiries.
The Glamorgan History Walks
The Glamorgan History Walks are an award winning series of guided walks around places of historic interest throughout Glamorgan. But if you missed this year’s festival, here are all the walks we did, with photos, descriptions and mapsso you can retrace our steps.
Watch films and video documentaries about the history, legends and folklore of Wales. Below is a selection of videos. Please subscribe to my YouTube channel on the link below for more.
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See more on my You Tube channel @user/GrahamLoveluck
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The “Worst Bad Guys in Welsh History” come to West and Mid Wales and the Welsh Borders.
Audiences have been raving about “The Worst Bad Guys in Welsh History” events being held in venues across Wales through 2026. An entertaining evening that combines history discussion, storytelling and ancient folk music, to demonstrate the various routes through which we get our history. Join us as we take a lighthearted look at some of…
Time travel to Barry Docks
11 million tons of coal passed through Barry Docks in a single year, in 1913. This made it the busiest coal exporting dock in the world. Dwarfing even nearby Cardiff in its output. And that’s not bad considering the docks didn’t even open until 1889. When you visit the site today it’s difficult to imagine…
Traditions of a Welsh Christmas
Wales has a raft of very distinct and unique traditions associated with Christmas and the new year. I have made the little video below to illustrate what makes a traditional Welsh Christmas different from any other. And to make life easier, below I have added explanations of what you are looking at in each sequence:…
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