Primary School in the area, Northwich

Northwich Primary School in Cheshire is home to a heartbreaking haunting. A local legend tells of a young girl named Stephanie who met a tragic end, with various accounts claiming she died in a fire, a car crash, or was run over by a steamroller. Whatever the truth may be, it's said that her spirit returned to the school, forever trapped in a moment of terror. People claim to have heard the sound of a young girl's voice, screaming 'Mummy, mummy, nooo...' - a chilling echo that sends shivers down the spines of those who've heard it.

A57 Hurst Reservoir area, Glossop

Deep in the Cheshire countryside, near the town of Glossop, lies the eerie A57 Hurst Reservoir area. It's a spot where the ordinary and the paranormal seem to collide. In April 2017, at 23:00h, a driver was making their way home from a friend's house when they spotted a woman on the side of the road. She was an unsettling sight - thin, tall, and eerie. The driver, understandably spooked, quickly drove on, only to catch another glimpse of the same woman two hundred yards further down the road. That was enough to make the driver avoid using that road again.

Area near the Mersea, Northenden

The Mersea shoreline in Northenden, Cheshire, is said to be haunted by the ghostly apparitions of Sir Gaulter and his lady friend. On stormy nights, when the weather is at its most turbulent, these two figures are reportedly seen wandering the coastal area. The exact nature of their presence is unclear, but it's said that they appear to be enjoying a leisurely stroll, seemingly oblivious to the commotion around them. Locals and visitors alike have reported catching glimpses of the pair, and their sightings have become an integral part of local folklore.

Old Star Inn Inn, Winsford

The Old Star Inn in Winsford is home to a restless spirit, a Victorian child who's said to wander the corridors at night. Previous landlords have reported encounters with this ghostly youngster, who's believed to be a former resident or perhaps a child who died in the area. The atmosphere in the inn is already pretty eerie, but the cellar is said to be particularly spooky. It's the perfect setting for a ghost story or two.

Bostock Road, Winsford

On a dark evening in November 2010, a cyclist was making his way home along Bostock Road in Winsford, Cheshire, when he spotted something strange. As he cycled, he noticed a man drifting along the road, wearing a heavy long coat and a hat that reminded him of a cowboy's. The figure's legs weren't visible, which added to the surreal nature of the encounter. The cyclist watched the figure for around ten seconds before making eye contact, at which point the apparition vanished into thin air. This brief but intense experience left the witness with more questions than answers about the identity and purpose of the mysterious man in the overcoat.

Road between Disley & Whaley Bridge, Disley

On a quiet stretch of road between Disley and Whaley Bridge in Cheshire, a gruesome murder took place in 1823. William Wood's life was brutally cut short, and the impact of his head hitting the ground left an indelible mark - literally. A hole was formed, which over time became a morbid curiosity. The grass in the hole refused to grow, and despite efforts to fill it in, the depression persisted. Today, a marker stone serves as a reminder of the tragic event, although the hole itself is no longer present.