Stork Hotel, Billinge

The Stork Hotel in Billinge has a rather unsavory specter, known as the Drunken Cavalier. This ghostly figure was reportedly seen in the men's toilets back in the 1970s. It's said that the Cavalier can sometimes be heard moving around at night, perhaps stumbling upon his next adventure. The Stork Hotel, also known as the Stork Inn, seems to be a hub for paranormal activity, with the Drunken Cavalier being its most infamous resident.

Haystack on field, Stockton

In a field near Stockton, Norfolk, a bizarre incident took place in 1912 that left farm workers scratching their heads. After a brief period of rain, dozens of tiny frogs were found leaping around on top of a haystack. It was as if they had appeared out of nowhere, and no one could explain how they got there. The sudden appearance of so many frogs in one place was a strange and inexplicable event that has become known as the Frog Shower.

The Coble fish and chip restaurant, Hartlepool

The Coble fish and chip restaurant on Tower Street in Hartlepool has been at the centre of some pretty strange occurrences. Owner Ray Morton and his team have reported all sorts of spooky goings-on, from electrical items switching themselves on and off to sightings of a large man walking through walls. It's not every day you see a ghostly figure stroll through a solid wall, but that's exactly what the staff at The Coble have experienced. These events have left everyone involved feeling a bit perplexed and more than a little spooked.

Blacksmith's Arms Public House, Hartlepool

The Blacksmith's Arms Public House in Hartlepool is a place where the past seems to be very much alive. This old pub is said to be haunted by a ghostly figure known as George, an older man dressed in old-fashioned clothing. While the pub is more famously associated with poltergeist-like antics, George's presence is a more subtle but intriguing aspect of its paranormal reputation. Those who have encountered George describe him as a gentle soul, and his presence is often felt rather than seen.

Best Western Grand Hotel Hartlepool, Hartlepool

The Best Western Grand Hotel in Hartlepool has a long history of paranormal activity. Guests and staff have reported experiencing strange occurrences, including being pushed over while using the toilets, door slamming, and unexplained noises. The three private staff quarters are said to be haunted by the spirit of a young girl who died at the hotel. One room in particular seems to be the epicentre of activity, with lights turning on and off seemingly at will, and doors opening and closing without explanation.

Gillingham Football Club, Gillingham

Gillingham Football Club is home to a rather unusual ghostly encounter. In July 1960, Dan, the team's physio, was walking past the station when he bumped into a man who asked for directions to the football ground. The man mentioned his son was a striker for the team, and Dan invited him to watch the game from the directors' box. It wasn't until the striker found out about his father's visit that the truth came to light - the two were estranged, and the father had actually passed away a year earlier.