Ostrich Inn, Colnbrook

The Ostrich Inn in Colnbrook has a long history of paranormal activity. Guests and staff have reported hearing strange noises, including bumps, sighs, and creaks. One legend suggests that a landlord was responsible for the deaths of several guests, who were allegedly thrown into a vat of boiling fat. While this story is likely fictional, it adds to the inn's eerie reputation.

Upton Court, Slough

Upton Court in Slough is said to be haunted by a phantom girl covered in blood. This eerie apparition has been spotted wandering the grounds, dressed in a nightdress and stained with red blotches, although it's unclear whether the blood is her own. The sightings traditionally occur on Friday nights, but reports of paranormal activity were documented between 1997 and 2009. During this time, staff from the Slough Observer newspaper, who worked in the building, reported strange occurrences such as seeing a phantom woman, watching doors open by themselves, and hearing unusual sounds.

Royal Stag Public House, Datchet

The Royal Stag Public House in Datchet, Berkshire, is home to a chilling and unexplained phenomenon known as the Frozen Handprint. On a cold winter's day in February 2000, a tour guide and fifty-three other people witnessed a small handprint appear on the outside of a window when it became covered in ice. The handprint is said to belong to a small child who froze to death outside the pub. This bizarre occurrence has left many questions unanswered and has become a popular ghost story among paranormal enthusiasts.

High Street and area around old Datchet Bridge, Datchet

Datchet's historic High Street and the area around old Datchet Bridge are said to be haunted by the ghostly apparition of a party coach. Legend has it that a horse-drawn coach carrying revellers came crashing off the old bridge and into the river during the early nineteenth century, resulting in the tragic loss of all on board. Since then, numerous people have reported strange occurrences in the area. In the 1960s, the ghostly coach was allegedly seen on two separate occasions, sending shivers down the spines of those who claimed to have witnessed it. The apparition seems to be linked to a particularly lively and ill-fated party that took place many years ago.

Ditton Park Manor House, Slough

Ditton Park Manor House has a spooky reputation that's been building for decades. Back in the 1970s, a gardener working on the estate reported seeing a phantom funeral cortege making its way through the grounds. The participants were all dressed in 18th-century clothing, adding to the surreal atmosphere. What's interesting is that the area where the cortege was spotted was later found to have been a chapel, which might explain the strange sighting. It's not the only unusual occurrence at Ditton Park - guards refused to patrol certain areas of the building, and dogs wouldn't enter specific parts of the estate.

Monastery, Datchet

In the sleepy village of Datchet, Berkshire, stands a solitary wall, all that remains of a once grand monastery. It's here, amidst the whispers of the past, that a haunting spectacle has been reported. A pair of ghostly figures, a woman in radiant white and a tall man in sombre black, are said to materialise in the former monastery garden. Their ethereal voices blend in a mesmerising duet, a fleeting moment of beauty before they vanish into thin air, leaving behind only the faintest hint of their presence.