Manor House, Cold Ashton

Cold Ashton is home to a rather strange and intriguing haunting at Butler & House, a manor that seems to have played a trick on a lost driver back in the 1930s. The story goes that a woman, driving through the area, stopped at the house to ask for directions from the butler. He provided her with the information she needed, and she continued on her way. However, it wasn't long before she realised that something was amiss. She returned to the house, only to find it in a state of disrepair and completely empty. The building she had stopped at earlier seemed to have vanished into thin air, leaving her with a most peculiar and unexplained experience.

South Barrule hill, South Barrule

South Barrule hill, a scenic spot on the Isle of Man, is said to be home to a vast array of fairies and pixies. The south-facing side of the hill is particularly noted for its fairy activity. Legend has it that this enchanting landscape is also the resting place of a giant, who having been cursed by Merlin, lies asleep beneath the hill. The notion of these mythical creatures inhabiting the area has sparked the imagination of locals and visitors alike, making South Barrule a fascinating destination for those interested in the paranormal.

The Miners, Coleford

The Miners Pub is home to a friendly ghost known as Elizabeth. This apparition is said to have been active in the 1880s when she was the landlady of the pub. Guests and staff have reported seeing objects move around, with furniture being rearranged on its own.

St Catherine's Court, Bath

St Catherine's Court in Bath is a place where music and mystery entwine. This recording studio was home to the renowned band Radiohead while they were producing their iconic album OK Computer. It was here that lead singer Thom Yorke would experience strange and unsettling occurrences. He revealed to the press that while asleep, ghosts would talk to him, their ethereal voices a constant presence in the studio.

Church, Bitton

Bitton Church stands in the picturesque village of Bitton, Gloucestershire, where a rather unusual ghostly encounter took place in 1950. A witness was standing outside the vestry door, listening in on a conversation between two men discussing financial matters. The conversation was so engrossing that it seemed completely normal to the witness - that was until he knocked on the door and walked in, only to find the room empty and the conversation abruptly ceased.

Old World War 2 Airfield, West Malling

The abandoned airfield on the outskirts of West Malling in Kent is said to be haunted by the ghost of a Second World War airman. This spectral figure is often seen wandering the overgrown runways and abandoned buildings, still kitted out in his wartime attire. Some believe that this airman may be responsible for the strange occurrences that have been reported in the area, including bricks being thrown at passing vehicles. The airfield's history as a wartime base is well documented, and it's possible that the ghostly airman is a former serviceman who met his end on the very site where he's now seen.