Old Market House, Buckingham

Old Market House in Buckingham is home to a rather intriguing spectre. This building, now a restaurant on High Street, has been haunted by a tall female Quaker wearing a black dress with a high collar. She's more likely to be spotted in the upper parts of the building, but men have reported being tapped on the shoulder by her while they're in the men's toilets. It's a curious thing, this ghostly Quaker, and one can't help but wonder what her story is.

Westcott Venture Park, Westcott

Westcott Venture Park, once the site of Westcott Airfield, is home to a rather unusual ghostly resident. A Roman soldier is said to march across this area, eerily glowing in the dark. His route takes him parallel to Akeman Street, one of the UK's ancient Roman roads. It's a strange and intriguing phenomenon that has captured the imagination of locals and paranormal enthusiasts alike.

Road linking Grendon Underwood and the A41, Grendon Underwood

On a typical evening in late August, a driver was making his way along the road that links Grendon Underwood to the A41 when he spotted a silver Vauxhall in front of him. It was 7:45 and the junction was quiet, so what happened next was all the more bizarre. The Vauxhall indicated left, but then turned right, and its driver caught the witness's eye with a glance in the rearview mirror. The witness took his eyes off the car for just a couple of seconds, but when he looked back, the Vauxhall had completely vanished into thin air. There were no side turnings or exits the car could have taken, leaving the witness baffled.

Oxford to Aylesbury path, Westcott

The Oxford to Aylesbury path in Westcott, Buckinghamshire, is a rural stretch that's home to a rather curious ghost. Locals claim that a farmer, dressed in old-fashioned clothing, often appears to walkers and joggers. His presence is said to be quite startling, especially for those who aren't expecting it. The farmer's ghost is believed to have been roaming these fields for many years, and his identity remains a mystery. Some say he might have been a local landowner or a farmhand who met a tragic end.

Watts Arms Public House, Hanslope

The Watts Arms Public House in Hanslope, Buckinghamshire, is said to be haunted by the ghost of Alex McKay, a bare-knuckle boxer who met his untimely demise within its walls. McKay died after being knocked unconscious during a fight nearby, and it's believed his spirit still roams the pub. Locals and visitors have reported strange occurrences, which may be linked to McKay's restless presence. The pub's history and McKay's tragic fate have become intertwined, making it a fascinating destination for those interested in the paranormal.

Countryside surrounding the village, Olney

In the rolling countryside around Olney, Buckinghamshire, a rather unusual creature has been spotted. It's not your average ghost or spectre, but a very real, albeit rare, animal - an albino wallaby. Stacey Purdy, an IT trainer, was out and about when she caught a glimpse of this unusual creature. She quickly pulled out her phone to snap a photo and video, capturing evidence of this remarkable sighting. The chances of a wallaby being born with albinism are estimated to be around 100,000 to 1, making this a truly once-in-a-lifetime encounter.