Racton Ruins, Emsworth

Racton Ruins, a spot shrouded in mystery, is where the unexplained sighting of two young boys took place on 22 May 2006. It was around 23:30h when witnesses saw two eleven year old boys, dressed in 1950s clothing, floating in mid-air. They seemed to be swinging on a low branch of a tree, one sitting while the other stood close behind, gently swaying in the wind. This bizarre and intriguing incident has left many questions unanswered.

Bere Block Dell, Emsworth

Deep in the heart of Bere Block Dell, a copse near the village of Emsworth in Hampshire, a chilling apparition has been spotted. The ghost of Catherine, Countess of Salisbury, is said to roam these woods, with the last reported sighting dating back to 1923. On that occasion, she appeared in front of multiple people, leaving them shaken. Interestingly, some claim that the ghostly figure might actually be that of a man who was brutally murdered by smugglers in the area.

Castle and Churchyard ruins, Warblington

The crumbling ruins of Warblington Castle and Churchyard are said to be haunted by the ghost of Margaret Pole, the Countess of Salisbury, who walks these grounds without her head. This eerie apparition is often seen wandering the overgrown castle remains, her headless form a chilling sight. Locals and visitors alike have reported encountering the Countess's restless spirit, which is said to be accompanied by the shade of a smuggler, adding to the area's reputation for paranormal activity.

Vicarage along Pook Lane, Warblington

The vicarage along Pook Lane in Warblington, Hampshire, is said to be haunted by the ghost of Sebastian Pitfield, a man of the cloth who was hanged in 1677 for the horrific crime of strangling his own children. It's reported that his restless spirit was still being seen in his former abode a hundred years after his execution. The vicarage, now a private residence, has a dark history that seems to be lingering in the air, leaving many to wonder if Pitfield's malevolent presence still roams the premises.

Exact location not known, Hayling Island

Hayling Island, a haven for wildlife and beachgoers alike, was once the scene of a rather unusual and intriguing incident. In July 1988, a jungle cat lost its life on one of the island's roads, meeting an untimely demise. What's fascinating, however, is that this wasn't an isolated event. Following the cat's death, there were continued sightings of other large cats roaming the island, leaving residents and visitors alike to wonder if something more extraordinary was at play.

Bear Hotel, Havant

The Bear Hotel in Havant has a long history of paranormal activity. According to reports, there are three ghosts that haunt this hotel. One of the most well-known spirits is a housekeeper who met her untimely death in room 22. Visitors and staff have reported hearing strange noises, including the sound of footsteps in the corridors and someone sitting on the edge of a bed. It's as if she's still carrying out her duties, even from beyond the grave.