, Helpston

In the quaint village of Helpston, Cambridge, a spine-tingling phenomenon has been reported near the Exeter Arms Inn. Residents and visitors alike have claimed to hear the eerie sounds of a ghostly choir, their ethereal voices drifting through the air, sending shivers down the spines of those who have been fortunate, or unfortunate, enough to hear them. This unsettling occurrence is said to have taken place around 1950, leaving many to wonder about the origins of this paranormal activity.

, Helpston

Helpston's Langley Bush Road was once a spot to avoid after dark, travellers steered clear due to a very unusual haunting. The sound of a wildly played fiddle echoed through the area, making it a place of unease. This wasn't just any ordinary road, it had a grim history too - a gibbet once stood there, before being moved closer to the local inn. The fiddle's mournful tunes seemed to fill the space left by its dark past.

Woodcroft Castle, Etton

Woodcroft Castle in Etton is home to a rather gruesome ghost story. It's said that in 1648, Doctor Michael Hudson was killed by Cromwell's soldiers while trying to escape the castle. But that's not the worst of it - his hands were severed as he attempted to climb down the walls. Now, his handless ghost is said to roam the grounds, a chilling reminder of the brutal events that took place here over 350 years ago.

Sutton Heath Road, Peterborough

Sutton Heath Road in Peterborough is home to a rather unusual ghostly sighting. One evening, a man was driving along this road when he witnessed a horse and carriage emerge from a bush on the right-hand side. The carriage was being driven by a figure, who proceeded to cross the road ahead of our witness. The driver was so taken aback by what he had seen that he stopped his vehicle, hardly believing his eyes.

Unidentified house, Castor

In the quiet village of Castor, a most unsettling occurrence took place in a house that has long since been forgotten. Servants working in the residence reported hearing the unmistakable sound of footsteps and the rustling of a silken dress as it descended a staircase. They naturally assumed it was their mistress, but when they went to attend to her, they discovered she had not left her room for some time. The atmosphere in the house was already charged with an air of unease, and it was only a short while later that one of the servants exclaimed, 'Oh, I see a face!' before falling ill and dying under mysterious circumstances.

Yarwell tunnel, Wansford

Deep in the heart of the Nene Valley Railway, near the charming town of Wansford in Cambridge, lies the eerie Yarwell tunnel. This is the haunting ground of Snowy, a loyal feline companion doomed to roam these tracks until reunited with her beloved owner, the stationmaster. The story goes that Snowy's owner met a tragic end, struck by a train while searching for his pet. Since then, Snowy has been spotted wandering the tunnel, a heartbreaking manifestation of loyalty and loss.