Worcester Cathedral and College Green, Worcester

Worcester Cathedral stands tall on College Green, its ancient stones bearing witness to centuries of history. But amidst the whispers of the past, one peculiar legend refuses to fade - that of a phantom bear said to roam these hallowed grounds. Since the English Civil War, reports have surfaced of a ghostly bear rising as if to attack, its presence sending shivers down the spines of locals and visitors alike. One brave guard is said to have taken a shot at the creature, only to realise the futility of his actions as it vanished into thin air.

Royal Infirmary, Worcester

The Royal Infirmary in Worcester is said to be haunted by a trio of restless spirits. Tom Bates, a former surgeon, is believed to roam the halls, along with a grey lady and a screaming boy who haunts the lower part of the building. In 2017, students from the University of Worcester used a ghost walk at this site to raise money for a local school, capitalising on the hospital's reputation for paranormal activity. The event likely drew in thrill-seekers and curiosity-driven visitors, all eager to catch a glimpse of the infirmary's ghostly residents.

Astwood Road Cemetery, Worcester

Astwood Road Cemetery in Worcester has a reputation for being one of the more unusual places to visit at night. It's here that a young girl in a white dress has been spotted by numerous people over the years. One particular account stands out where a witness, out with friends, caught a glimpse of the girl holding out her hands and mouthing words that couldn't be heard. As the witness held out her own hands in response, she was shocked to see they were covered in blood - a fleeting but terrifying moment.

Hindlip Hall, Hindlip

Hindlip Hall, a grand estate in Herefordshire, is said to be haunted by the ghost of Lady Hobbingdon. On 31 October each year, the Lady's shade, accompanied by a phantom white calf, is seen roaming the grounds, revealing the secret priest holes that she used to tend during her lifetime. It's said that she would feed those hiding within these hidden spaces, and it seems that her spirit continues to perform this act of kindness. The grounds are also home to another restless spirit, a young girl dressed in tartan, quietly crying and searching for her mother.

Areas known as White Lady's meadow and White Lady's Lane, Ewenny

In the picturesque Welsh village of Ewenny, a ghostly apparition known as the White Lady has been spotted roaming the areas known as White Lady's Meadow and White Lady's Lane. This eerie figure is said to appear as a white woman, her presence often accompanied by an air of mystery and intrigue. According to local legend, the White Lady was seen pointing towards Ewenny, hinting at the supposed presence of hidden treasure. One story tells of a local man who offered to help the ghost, and upon holding her hands, was startled by a dog, causing him to snatch his hands back. The White Lady then screamed 'I'll be bound for another seven years!' before vanishing into thin air.

Unnamed road between Droitwich and Worchester, Droitwich Spa

The countryside around Droitwich Spa is home to a rather intriguing sighting - a ghostly carriage and horses. Travellers along the unnamed road between Droitwich and Worcester have reported seeing a pair of horses pulling a carriage through the gates of an unidentified stately house before making their way along the road. The exact date and time of these sightings are unknown but the image of the carriage and horses has been etched in the minds of those who claim to have seen it.