Copnor Road, Milton

On a Sunday in June 1980, a man walking down Copnor Road in Milton, Hampshire, had a most unsettling encounter. He was stopped in the street by an older woman wearing a long green coat who asked him a series of yes/no questions about human relationships. The woman was remarkably frail, needing to hold onto railings to support herself, and her eyes blinked in an unnaturally slow manner. After the questions, she thanked him for his time and vanished into thin air, leaving the man concerned and bewildered.

General area in the New Forest, Minstead

Deep in the New Forest, a strange phenomenon was reported in the 1920s. Several little people, described as having catlike attributes, were said to have climbed the trees of the forest. Their unusual physical abilities allowed them to balance with ease, leaving onlookers perplexed. These enigmatic creatures, dubbed the 'Cat People', seemed to embody the mystical and ancient magic that permeates this iconic woodland area.

Myrtle Cottage, Old Milton

Myrtle Cottage in Old Milton, Hampshire, is home to a most unusual haunting. Residents and visitors have reported sightings of small, ghostly farm animals roaming the grounds and lower floors of the property. These apparitions are often accompanied by the presence of a 'country bumpkin' type figure, adding to the mystique of this enigmatic haunting. The upstairs areas of the cottage are said to be haunted by the spirit of a young girl, whose presence is felt but not always seen.

Buckland Rings, Lymington

Buckland Rings, a historic Iron Age hill fort in Hampshire, is said to be haunted by mischievous fairies. This ancient site has been a source of fascination for locals and visitors alike, with its rich history and eerie legends. The fairies, often depicted as small, magical creatures, are believed to roam the grounds, adding to the mystique of this already enchanting place.

The Filly Inn, Brockenhurst

The Filly Inn is a historic haunt where the restless spirits of three sailors are said to roam. These men were involved in a heinous crime, murdering a wealthy gentleman and disposing of his body before stopping at the pub for a drink. It's here that their ghostly apparitions have been spotted, walking from the site of their execution. The sightings are believed to be connected to the gruesome events that transpired near the inn.

Filly Inn Inn, Setley

The Filly Inn in Setley, Hampshire, has a reputation for being one of the most haunted inns in the UK. This historic building was constructed on the site of a much older inn that was demolished in the 18th century, shortly after a notorious crime took place within its walls. Three men were arrested and subsequently tried for murder and highway robbery, and it's said that one of the robbers, overcome with remorse, attempted to repent but was hanged nonetheless. Guests and staff have reported strange occurrences, including objects being thrown around the room, which are believed to be the ghostly manifestations of this troubled highwayman.