Church, Rodmarton

Rodmarton Church in Gloucestershire has a rather unusual claim to fame - it's said to have been relocated due to the intervention of headless horsemen. The story goes that these ghostly riders appeared, forcing the locals to move the church to its current site. It's a bizarre tale that has been passed down through the years, leaving many to wonder if there's any truth behind it. Was it a prank gone wrong or a genuine paranormal encounter? Whatever the reason, Rodmarton Church has certainly got a unique history.

Windmill Tump, Rodmarton

Windmill Tump in Rodmarton is a spot shrouded in mystery, with tales of a golden coffin buried beneath its soil. The story goes that a coffin made of gold lies hidden, waiting to be discovered. While there's no concrete evidence to support this claim, the legend has captured the imagination of locals and paranormal enthusiasts alike. The site's rural setting and lack of clear documentation only add to the enigma, leaving many to wonder if there's truth behind the rumour.

Trouble House inn Inn, Cherington

The Trouble House Inn in Cherington has been plagued by paranormal activity for decades. Large gusts of wind have been felt rushing around the pub, often accompanied by the unsettling sound of clanking chains. This eerie phenomenon was particularly prevalent in the 1930s, causing the landlord and his family to flee in fear. Since then, the inn has been home to a more benevolent presence - a lady in a blue dress and pinafore, with long dark hair or a hooded cloak, has been spotted on several occasions.

Sapperton Canal Tunnel, Sapperton

Deep within the Sapperton Canal Tunnel, a chilling voice echoed through the darkness, uttering just two ominous words: 'get out quick'. A father, exploring the tunnel with his three children on a winter's evening, was startled to hear this disembodied warning on 22 December 2017. With no one else present, the sudden and unexplained voice sent a shiver down the spines of the family. The tunnel, a Victorian-era passage, has a rich history, but on this occasion, it was the eerie voice that left a lasting impression.

Queen Anne's Column, Cirencester

Cirencester Park is home to a rather unusual ghostly presence. Standing against Queen Anne's Column, a young man believed to be a USAF pilot has been known to approach and talk to unsuspecting visitors. His conversations are always brief, lasting only as long as his first sentence, after which he vanishes into thin air. The circumstances of his death and connection to the location remain a mystery, leaving many to wonder about the story behind this ghostly pilot.

Betty's Grave, Cirencester

Betty's Grave, a spot in Cirencester, Gloucestershire, is home to a restless spirit. Betty was executed for witchcraft and buried at a crossroads, a common practice in the past to prevent witches from rising from their graves. Her ghost has been seen wandering lost around the area near her grave, unable to find those who took her life. Locals believe she continues to search for justice, her spirit trapped between worlds.