, Nether Lypiatt

Nether Lypiatt Manor in Gloucestershire is home to a rather unusual and intriguing ghost story. On January 25th every year, a phantom horse and rider are said to appear, carrying the body of a poor blacksmith who met a grisly end. According to local legend, the blacksmith was hanged by a former owner of the manor for failing to complete a piece of work on time. The ghostly apparition is thought to be a manifestation of the blacksmith's spirit, still trapped at the scene of his tragic death.

Area known as Pan's Wood, Slad

Deep in the heart of Pan's Wood, a mysterious treasure is said to lie hidden, guarded by a series of strange and unexplained occurrences. For centuries, treasure hunters have ventured into these woods, driven by the promise of untold riches, only to be thwarted by accidents, sudden death, or unexplained noises that send them fleeing in terror. It's as if the woods themselves are determined to keep the treasure a secret, leaving behind a trail of unanswered questions and unsolved mysteries.

Stroud Hill Road, Stroud

Stroud Hill Road winds its way through the rolling hills of Gloucestershire, a scenic route that's been a favourite among cyclists for generations. But beware, for it's said that on certain evenings, a phantom cyclist appears, careening out of control down this very road. Two men, on separate occasions, claim to have witnessed this ghostly apparition crash into a hedge, sending bike and rider tumbling over the top. And yet, when they rush to the scene, there's no sign of either - just an unsettling feeling that they're not alone.

Unnamed stony knoll in area, Hyde

In the quiet area of Hyde, Gloucestershire, there's a stony knoll shrouded in mystery. This unassuming spot was once believed to be part of a tumulus, a type of ancient burial mound. Legend has it that the knoll contained not only treasure in the form of gold but also the bodies of soldiers. Over time, locals began to report strange occurrences, suggesting that the site was haunted by a restless spirit, possibly that of a soldier.

Butchers Arms Public House, Sheepscombe

The Butchers Arms Public House in Sheepscombe is a hotspot for paranormal activity, with numerous reports of a ghostly woman dressed in lavender or mauve coloured clothing. This eerie apparition is said to roam the pub and surrounding area, leaving many to wonder about her identity and motives. Legend has it that she might be connected to a string of local pubs that were forced to close at the start of the nineteenth century.

Ragged Cot Public House, Hyde

The Ragged Cot Public House in Hyde, Gloucestershire, is home to a heartbreaking and tragic haunting. It's said that in 1760, the landlord's argument with his wife ended in horrific tragedy when he pushed her and their baby down the stairs, killing them both. The brutal act was attempted to be concealed by hiding their bodies in a chest, but the authorities eventually discovered them. Since then, a ghostly apparition of the mother and child has been seen by numerous people, including a policeman who witnessed the aftermath of the crime.