Area around local graveyard, Buckhurst Hill

In the sleepy Essex town of Buckhurst Hill, a bizarre incident took place on a summer evening in 1989. The area around the local graveyard, usually a peaceful spot, was the scene of a strange encounter that left several people shaken. A group of three teenagers, walking through the graveyard, were startled by a sudden appearance of a shuck, a type of ghostly dog. The creature, described as a leaping dog, then went on to unsettle a passing motorist by jumping over the churchyard wall and landing on the bonnet of a car.

Property along Bradwell Road, Buckhurst Hill

In a property along Bradwell Road, Buckhurst Hill, a family experienced a rather unusual and intriguing haunting back in the 1960s. It started with small things - the disappearance of objects and a sweet, lingering smell of perfume. But it wasn't long before the family caught glimpses of a phantom young girl, who seemed to be centred around the wardrobe in their home. She would climb out of it, and her presence was felt throughout the house. What's more, when the family eventually moved to a new home, the phantom girl accompanied them, suggesting a strong attachment or unfinished business.

Woodford Bridge, Redbridge

Woodford Bridge is a spot where the ordinary and the paranormal seem to collide, especially at midnight. Locals claim that this is when the ghostly bell ringer starts his duties, a tradition that allegedly continues even though the building where he worked has long since disappeared. The sound of ghostly bell ringing is said to echo through the area, a chilling reminder of the past.

M11 Southbound, Woodford

On the M11 Southbound in Woodford, Essex, a rather eerie sighting has been reported. This ghostly German airman has not been seen since the road layout changed and the M11 now joins the A406. It's said that prior to this alteration, a witness reported seeing the figure a half dozen times standing on the hard shoulder. The circumstances surrounding these sightings remain shrouded in mystery.

The Marchings, Chigwell

The Marchings in Chigwell, Essex, is home to a rather intriguing ghostly presence, affectionately known as the Friendly Lady in White. This spectral apparition has been a frequent visitor to the house, with sightings dating back to 1969. Described as a ghostly lady dressed in white, her presence is often seen as a gentle and harmless one. While there's little information on the exact nature of her appearances, it's believed she may have been a friend of King John, adding a touch of royal history to this paranormal encounter.

Warren Hill area, Loughton

In the quiet woods of Warren Hill, Loughton, a strange series of events took place back in June 1908. Over a few months, travellers walking through this area at night reported being attacked by objects thrown at their heads. The problem was, no one could see who or what was doing the throwing. It was a baffling situation that left locals and visitors alike scratching their heads. Some thought they might be dealing with a mischievous spirit or ghost, while others looked for a more rational explanation.