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.

Hobgoblin Public House, Maidenhead

The Hobgoblin Public House in Maidenhead is home to a mischievous poltergeist known as Bob. This Berkshire pub has been plagued by paranormal activity, with reports of Bob playing typical poltergeist tricks and being heard walking around the building when it's almost empty. It's as if Bob is keeping an ear out for the next customer or making sure everything is in order for the evening rush.

Road leading to Windsor, Eton

Imagine driving down a deserted road on a winter evening, the only sound being the crunch of gravel beneath your tyres. This was the experience of a delivery driver in December 2002, who turned onto a dark and trafficless road leading to Windsor from Eton. As he drove, he began to feel an overwhelming sense of fear, which quickly escalated to absolute terror. The driver couldn't shake off the feeling that something was off, but he couldn't quite put his finger on what it was. It wasn't until he reached a roundabout and turned off that the feeling slowly receded.

Harlyford Park, Maidenhead

Harlyford Park in Maidenhead is home to a rather intriguing ghostly presence. A phantom woman, affectionately known as the Grey Lady, has been spotted here by a witness who lived at the caravan park for several months. She appears once a year, although the exact date of her visitations is not known. The witness was lucky enough to capture some photographic evidence of the Grey Lady's presence, but it's not exactly what you'd expect. A photograph of an empty field revealed either an exposure error or a mysterious ring of fire that wasn't visible to the naked eye.

Wooded area, Littlewick Green

Deep in the wooded areas of Littlewick Green, Berkshire, a chilling legend has been whispered about for generations. They say that on certain nights, the mournful howls of the White Hound of Feens can be heard echoing through the trees. This ghostly hound, described as being the size of an Irish Wolfhound, is said to be accompanied by a young lady in grey on horseback. According to local lore, she's a lovesick spirit trying to win back her former beau, and her nocturnal rides often coincide with a wild hunt known as the Dorcas Noble.