General area, Barnton

In the sleepy village of Barnton, Cheshire, a mysterious figure has been spotted roaming the roads in the early hours of the morning. The Veiled Lady, as she has come to be known, is a black-clad woman with a veil covering her face. She has been seen on multiple occasions, causing a stir among locals and sparking speculation about her identity and purpose. Was she a ghost, a practical joker, or something else entirely? The truth remains elusive, but one thing is certain - the Veiled Lady of Barnton has captured the imagination of many.

General area, Runcorn

Runcorn, a town in Cheshire, has a legend that dates back to the time before its construction. The area was said to be home to a massive fire-breathing dragon that was terrorising the local livestock. The dragon's presence was felt by many, particularly a local blacksmith who had had enough of losing his cattle to the beast's fiery wrath. Fed up with the destruction, the blacksmith took matters into his own hands and bravely slew the dragon, bringing an end to the terror.

Wincham Hall, Northwich

Wincham Hall has a reputation for being one of Cheshire's most haunted locations. This historic country house is said to be home to several ghostly entities, including a Cavalier and a child who reportedly ran through a wall. Over the years, numerous people have reported strange occurrences and sightings, which have contributed to the hall's paranormal fame. The hall's long history and former uses may be connected to these ghostly manifestations, but the exact nature of these entities remains a mystery.

Marbury Park and former hall, Comberbatch

Marbury Park in Comberbatch is home to a restless spirit known as the Marbury Lady. This female ghost is said to be the Egyptian maid who met a tragic end at the old manor house that once stood on the site. According to reports, she was pushed down the staircase and died from her injuries. Her spirit didn't rest even after the hall was demolished, instead it moved into the park where it continues to be seen by visitors. Some say she's searching for peace, while others believe she's still trying to make sense of her untimely death.

Daisy and Tom Toy Shop, Watergate Street , Chester

The Daisy and Tom Toy Shop on Watergate Street in Chester was once a hub of children's laughter and play, but behind the scenes, a different story unfolded. From 2003 to 2006, former staff members reported strange occurrences that would leave anyone perplexed. Footsteps echoed through the store, and the unmistakable smell of pipe tobacco wafted through the air, even though there were no smokers among the staff. The heavy fire door would rattle, and the stock room became inaccessible, blocked by a heavy table that seemed to have been moved from the inside.

Houses close to the churchyard, Warrington

Stockton Heath was abuzz with strange happenings back in 1885. It started with several greenhouses in the area having their glass shattered, not by any visible assailant, but by paving stones that seemed to drop from nowhere. The owners, understandably perplexed, decided to post sentries to catch the culprit in the act. But despite their vigilance, the source of the stones remained a mystery.