Brede Park, Brede

Brede Park in Sussex is home to a rather unusual legend. The story goes that a child-eating ogre lived in the park, and the locals had had enough of living with the threat of being eaten. The ogre was said to be impervious to iron weapons, which made it a formidable foe. But the children of the area were clever and decided to take matters into their own hands.

Village pond, Icklesham

In the quaint village of Icklesham, a spine-tingling sight has been reported by locals and visitors alike - a soldier from the First World War gliding over the village pond. This eerie apparition, clad in a WWI uniform, seems to appear without warning, leaving onlookers with a lasting sense of unease. The pond, situated opposite the Robin Hood public house, is a tranquil spot, but the presence of this ghostly soldier disrupts the peaceful atmosphere.

Queen's Head Public House, Icklesham

The Queen's Head Public House in Icklesham is home to a rather unusual ghost story. A local hero named Mr Gutsell died and his coffin was brought to the pub for a wake, possibly setting in motion a chain of paranormal events. Since then, his ghost has reportedly been seen sitting by the fireplace, a spot that has become synonymous with his presence. It's said that Mr Gutsell's spirit has lingered, perhaps unable to move on from the place where friends and family gathered to pay their respects.

Queen's Head Hotel, Winchelsea

The Queen's Head Hotel in Winchelsea, Sussex, is home to a ghostly presence known as the Old Farmer. This former farmhouse turned public house and hotel has a long history dating back centuries, and it's said that the spirit of a farmer who lived there long ago still roams the premises. Some stories suggest that the ghost may actually be the shade of a former pub owner whose body was displayed in the bar as a mark of respect from his regulars.

Church, Northian

Northian Church in Sussex has a peculiar reputation for unexplained voices. They are heard behind the closed and locked door of the vestry, a room typically used for storing ceremonial robes and church records. The eerie whispers have been reported to occur in the late twentieth century, sending shivers down the spines of locals and visitors alike. What makes these voices even more unsettling is that they instantly fall silent whenever someone tries to investigate.

Hayes Arms Hotel, Northiam

In the quaint village of Northiam, Sussex, the historic Hayes Arms Hotel stands as a hub of paranormal activity. Guests and staff have reported strange occurrences, including sightings of a mysterious woman. This attractive thirty year old lady, dressed in grey with a white hat, has manifested in at least one bedroom. Her presence is a fleeting glimpse, leaving more questions than answers about her identity and connection to the hotel.