Malt Shovels Public House, Cheadle Hulme

The Malt Shovels Public House in Cheadle Hulme has a rather eerie reputation thanks to the ghostly apparition of Tom Ward, a former landlord who met a tragic end. It's said that two years after his untimely death in a motorway accident, Tom's pale form appeared to the new owner of the pub. The encounter was brief but certainly unsettling - Tom's ghostly figure simply told the new landlord to 'take care' before vanishing into thin air. This spectral visitation has left many wondering if Tom's spirit still lingers, watching over the pub he once called home.

Ashley Hall, Altrincham

Ashley Hall in Altrincham was once home to a flitting entity known as the White Lady. This ghostly presence was seen multiple times in a particular room of the hall, her large black eyes staring into the empty space ahead. The room was eventually sealed up due to the strength of the haunting presence. The White Lady's appearances were characterised by her eerie and unsettling demeanour, leaving a lasting impression on those who claimed to have seen her.

Orange Tree Public House, Altrincham

Deep in the heart of Altrincham's historic centre, the Orange Tree Public House stands as a hub of paranormal activity. This charming pub has been entertaining locals and visitors alike for centuries, but little do they know, they're sharing the space with a ghostly presence. In the basement, a monk is said to serenade the spirits with his heavenly chanting, creating an otherworldly atmosphere that's hard to shake. Upstairs, a ghostly woman roams one of the rooms, adding to the mystique of this haunted hotspot.

Victoria Public House, Altrincham

The Victoria Public House in Altrincham has a reputation for being one of the most haunted pubs in Greater Manchester. In 2000, staff and patrons reported a series of bizarre occurrences that left them shaken. It started with beer mugs and wine glasses flying off the shelves, seemingly on their own. The objects were thrown with such force that they shattered on the floor, but there were no signs of forced entry or human involvement. As if that wasn't enough, people began to notice mysterious cold spots throughout the building, which seemed to appear and disappear at random.

Old bank in Wythenshawe area, Manchester

In the heart of Wythenshawe, a supposedly quiet area of Manchester, stands an old bank building with a chilling reputation. It was here, back in 2006, that a bizarre incident took place that would leave even the most hardened sceptics scratching their heads. The Wythenshawe public library had temporarily relocated to this old bankers' building while the original library was being rebuilt. One fateful night, with only two guards on duty, a phone rang, and when answered, strange breathing and whimpering sounds could be heard down the line. An investigation was launched, but no one was found on site - except for a handset that had been mysteriously lifted off the hook upstairs.

Cheadle Bulkeley Hall, Cheadle

Cheadle Bulkeley Hall in Cheadle, Greater Manchester, has a haunting presence that has been documented since the nineteenth century. A blood stain in one of the bedrooms was notoriously resistant to removal, sparking speculation about a dark event. Alongside this stain, reports emerged of a female ghost, often described as ladylike, roaming the site. Unfortunately, the specific story behind her haunting remains a mystery, leaving us to ponder the circumstances surrounding her presence.