Road towards Frodsham, Kingsley

On a stretch of road in Kingsley, Cheshire, heading towards Frodsham, a rather unsettling sighting was reported in 2014. A driver claimed to have seen a hooded figure standing by the edge of the road, just near a cemetery. What's particularly eerie about this encounter is that the figure seemed to be without visible legs. As the driver watched, the entity proceeded to cross the road right in front of oncoming traffic. However, and this is the really strange part, none of the vehicles seemed to react to its presence. It was as if the figure was invisible to them. By the time the driver reached the spot where the figure had first appeared, it had vanished into thin air.

The Old Hall Hotel, Sandbach

The Old Hall Hotel is a Grade I listed hotel in the heart of Sandbach. Its long history and grand architecture have created an atmosphere ripe for ghostly activity - and it's certainly delivered. The Bee Keeper is just one of many reported apparitions to haunt the hotel's rooms, corridors, and public areas. Guests and staff alike have witnessed her gliding effortlessly through solid objects, as if she's accustomed to being in a world beyond our own.

The Barbers, Frodsham

The Barbers in Frodsham is a hub of paranormal activity, with owner Charlotte claiming that her salon is haunted by the spirit of her mum. The air is filled with the scent of burnt buttered toast, a favourite snack of Charlotte's mum, which wafts through the shop without warning. It's a strange and comforting smell that brings a smile to customers' faces, but also serves as a poignant reminder of the ghostly presence that lingers here.

Gatley Hill, Gatley

Gatley Hill stands tall in the heart of Cheshire, its slopes whispering secrets to those who dare to listen. On a cold and rainy February day in 1983, a witness caught a glimpse of an enigmatic woman sitting on a bench at the top of the hill. She was an older woman, likely in her fifties or sixties, dressed in a light summer dress that seemed out of place in the chilly weather. The witness glanced away for just a moment, but when she looked back, the woman had vanished into thin air. The witness searched the bench, which was soaking wet from the rain, and a nearby tree, but there was no sign of the mysterious woman.

Delamere Forest, Kingsley

Delamere Forest has long been a place of mystery and intrigue, with its dense canopy and winding paths shrouded in an air of secrecy. In 1974, a strange creature was reportedly seen roaming the forest, sending shockwaves through the local community. Described as a dog-like creature, standing about sixty centimetres tall, with a tail similar to a fox's but a body resembling an Alsatian, the beast was a puzzling sighting that left many questions unanswered.

Crewood Hall Farm, Kingley

Crewood Hall Farm in Kingley, Cheshire, is a place where the ordinary and the paranormal seem to collide. It was here, back in November 1981, that a rather unusual incident took place. A farmer, working on his land, claimed to have seen a large golden cat, which he promptly shot at. The event was noted for its peculiarity, a golden cat isn't something you typically come across in the English countryside, let alone one that warrants being shot at.