Redbourn Road, Hemel Hempstead

On a dark and deserted stretch of Redbourn Road in Hemel Hempstead, a chilling sighting has left witnesses shaken. It's here that a caped figure, clad in a wide-brimmed hat, has been seen crossing the road in front of unsuspecting drivers. One witness, driving home on 19 April 2009 at 00:30h, was the first to report this bizarre apparition. The figure vanished from their rear-view mirror, leaving the driver with a lasting sense of unease. A second witness, three years later, described the figure as feeling utterly 'wrong', so much so that the police were called to the scene.

Jarman Park cinema, Hemel Hempstead

Deep in the heart of Hertfordshire, Jarman Park cinema has been the site of some rather unusual occurrences. In one particular room, objects have been reportedly flung by unseen hands, leaving staff and visitors alike scratching their heads. The strange happenings dont seem to be limited to just physical disturbances, as moaning sounds have also been heard emanating from the same area. Its a puzzling situation that has left many wondering whats behind the unexplained events.

The Kings Arms, Berkhamsted

The Kings Arms has a long history dating back to the 1700s. This charming coaching inn has seen its fair share of love stories - but also heartbreak. According to local lore, a 'Grey Lady' is said to haunt the premises. She's believed to be the ghostly presence of a woman who was left at the altar when her fiancé failed to show up for their wedding.

Old King's Arms Public House, Hemel Hempstead

The Old King's Arms Public House in Hemel Hempstead is home to a rather unusual ghostly inhabitant known as the Jolly Fat Man. This jovial chap has been seen laughing away as he sat on a bed, giving the impression of a friendly presence. The pub has a long history, and it's possible that the Jolly Fat Man was a regular patron who just couldn't bear to leave. A white female form has also been reported on site, adding to the mystery of this Hertfordshire haunting.

Boxmoor Common, Hemel Hempstead

Boxmoor Common is home to a rather unusual legend. They say that if you dance around the grave of Robert Snooks, the last highwayman to be hanged in England, twelve times at midnight, he'll join you for a jig. Snooks' final resting place is said to be on this very common, and it's here that people claim to have encountered his mischievous spirit. Locals and visitors alike have reported strange occurrences, all connected to the spot where Robert Snooks met his end.

Grave of Robert Snooks, Boxmoor

In the quiet town of Boxmoor, Hertfordshire, lies the grave of Robert Snooks, a man infamous for being the last person executed in England for highway robbery. They say that if you circle his grave and call out his name, Snooks will briefly return from the dead. This eerie phenomenon has been passed down through local legend, sparking curiosity among paranormal enthusiasts and visitors alike. The story of Robert Snooks and his alleged post-mortem appearances has become a fascinating part of Boxmoor's history.