Manor House, Cold Ashton

Cold Ashton is home to a rather strange and intriguing haunting at Butler & House, a manor that seems to have played a trick on a lost driver back in the 1930s. The story goes that a woman, driving through the area, stopped at the house to ask for directions from the butler. He provided her with the information she needed, and she continued on her way. However, it wasn't long before she realised that something was amiss. She returned to the house, only to find it in a state of disrepair and completely empty. The building she had stopped at earlier seemed to have vanished into thin air, leaving her with a most peculiar and unexplained experience.

The Miners, Coleford

The Miners Pub is home to a friendly ghost known as Elizabeth. This apparition is said to have been active in the 1880s when she was the landlady of the pub. Guests and staff have reported seeing objects move around, with furniture being rearranged on its own.

Church, Bitton

Bitton Church stands in the picturesque village of Bitton, Gloucestershire, where a rather unusual ghostly encounter took place in 1950. A witness was standing outside the vestry door, listening in on a conversation between two men discussing financial matters. The conversation was so engrossing that it seemed completely normal to the witness - that was until he knocked on the door and walked in, only to find the room empty and the conversation abruptly ceased.

Church of St Bartholomew, Whittington

The Church of St Bartholomew in Whittington, Gloucestershire, is home to a fascinating and somewhat mysterious haunting. On 22 January 1985, a churchgoer reported seeing a man dressed in red who subsequently vanished into thin air. This apparition has been linked to a former landowner, Sir Lawrence or Laurence Tanfield, although the exact connection remains unclear. The image of the man in red has become a lasting enigma, leaving many to wonder about the circumstances surrounding his appearance and disappearance.

Road towards village from Kemble, South Cerney

On a chilly winter evening, 9 December 2016, a driver was left shaken after a close encounter with a bizarre entity on the road to South Cerney from Kemble. As they navigated the rural road, a strange, five-foot-tall figure materialised, hovering about thirty centimetres above the ground. The entity's base was narrow and pointed, gradually forming human-like features towards the top, complete with a tail-like protrusion above its head. The driver, startled by the sudden appearance, swerved to avoid the figure, narrowly missing it. This unsettling experience has left many questions about the nature of this paranormal manifestation.

Bristol Road, Hambrook

Bristol Road in Hambrook is said to be haunted by the restless spirits of a young couple who met a tragic end. The story goes that the pair, deeply in love, decided to elope, riding a phantom horse along this very road as they made their escape. Their happiness was short-lived, however, as the girl's father, in a fit of rage and mistaken identity, accidentally killed his own daughter during their initial escape attempt. Now, locals claim to see the ghostly couple riding their phantom steed, doomed to relive their ill-fated getaway for eternity.