Drayton Road, Warrington

On a typical evening in March 1978, a driver travelling along Drayton Road in Warrington, Cheshire, pulled over to witness a bizarre sighting. A two metre tall creature, clad in silver, moved along the embankment by the side of the road, its large eyes emitting thin beams of light. The encounter was brief but left a lasting impression on the witness, who later discovered that almost an hour had passed without their knowledge. This strange event occurred near the Risley exit from the motorway, adding to the mystique of this already unusual sighting.

Road to Winsford, Church Minshull

On a dark winter's night, 15 December 2004, to be precise, two people driving along the road to Winsford in Church Minshull, Cheshire, were startled by a ghostly apparition. The figure of a woman wearing a red scarf appeared, her face pale and gaunt with sunken black eyes that seemed to stare right through them. Her clothing looked like it belonged to the 1960s or 1970s. The witnesses reported that the ghostly figure was motionless, and when they drove past the spot again the following day, the whole area seemed transformed.

Church, Winwick

Winwick's St Oswald's Church is home to a rather unusual legend. The story goes that the church's foundations were originally set in a different location, but a squealing pig had other plans. Overnight, the pig reportedly moved the foundations to the spot where St Oswald fell in battle. This curious tale has been commemorated with a carving of the pig in the church wall. It's a quirky piece of history that adds to the church's charm.

Skies over the area, Warrington

Over the skies of Warrington in Cheshire a strange sighting was reported on 11 April 2019. A witness watched from their back garden as a dark grey heptagon shape silently flew over their house. The unusual shape of the object caught the witness's attention as it glided effortlessly across the sky. The fact that it made no noise added to the surreal nature of the experience.

Church, Over

Over's village church has a rather unusual tale attached to it. Legend has it that Old Nick, or the Devil himself, tried to cart the building away but was thwarted when he heard the ringing of bells from a nearby abbey. As he got distracted, the church was dropped where it currently stands, a bit of a tricky move if you ask us. It's a story that's been passed down through the ages, and one that adds to the church's mystique.

De.bees nightclub, Winsford

Deep in the heart of Winsford, Cheshire, lies the infamous De.bees nightclub, a hotspot for partygoers and thrill-seekers alike. It was here, back in 2006, that a bizarre incident took place that would leave patrons and staff scratching their heads. An unexplained orb was blamed for smashing a mirror in the toilets when no one was present. The incident was so remarkable that footage of it was even uploaded to YouTube, giving paranormal enthusiasts a glimpse into the strange events that can unfold in this Cheshire hotspot.