Waterworks, Eton

Waterworks in Eton, Berkshire, is home to a rather intriguing ghost story. A local policeman used to stop by the night watchman's office every evening for a cup of tea. One evening, the watchman heard the policeman arrive on his bike and walk towards the office, but he didn't actually appear. This strange occurrence happened for two consecutive nights. It wasn't until the watchman mentioned this to a coworker the following day that he learned the policeman had passed away a couple of nights prior to these events.

Black Horse Public House, Windsor

The Black Horse Public House in Windsor has a rather cheeky resident, known only as George. This phantom is blamed for pinching barmaids' bottoms when there is no one else around. The incident occurred in 1977 and has become a well-known anecdote among locals and paranormal enthusiasts. It's not clear what George's motives are, but his actions have certainly left a lasting impression on the staff.

Main road through the village, Clachtoll

Clachtoll's main road can be a lonely stretch, especially at night. It's said that a phantom hound, known as the Mean Old Dog, roams this route, causing quite a fright for those who encounter it. This ghostly canine is easily recognisable by its pair of horns, a feature that sets it apart from any ordinary dog. The fact that it's a shuck, a type of ghostly hound, adds to the intrigue. While there's no record of when these sightings first began, the locals seem to be aware of its presence, and it's become a part of the village's folklore.

Braywick House, Bray

Braywick House in Bray is said to be haunted by a ghostly white lady who appears to be in a state of distress. According to reports, she enters the house through the front door, makes her way up the stairs to the east window in the attic, and then throws herself out. This eerie apparition is believed to reappear every seven years, although the exact date is unknown. The house is also said to be haunted by an Elizabethan gentleman, adding to its rich history of paranormal activity.

Callins Bridge, Windsor Forest

Deep in the heart of Windsor Forest, where the trees whisper secrets to the wind, lies the eerie Callins Bridge. It's a place where the fabric of time seems to unravel, and the past collides with the present. Locals claim that on certain nights, a young girl with raven-black hair and a bright yellow dress can be seen wandering the bridge. They say she beckons to passersby, her eyes gleaming with an otherworldly light. Those who follow her are led on a winding path through the forest, until they stumble upon a long-forgotten grave - a mass burial site for soldiers who fell during the English Civil War.

Huntercombe Lane North, Slough

Huntercombe Lane North in Slough, Berkshire, has been the scene of a bizarre and unexplained phenomenon. Over a three-year period, from 2001 to 2004, residents have reported hundreds of golf balls falling from the sky and landing in their gardens. The strange thing is that there are no golf courses nearby, leaving many to wonder where these golf balls are coming from. It's a mystery that has left locals scratching their heads and searching for answers.