Staining Hall, Poulton le Fylde

Staining Hall stands tall in the Lancashire countryside, its stone walls bearing witness to a gruesome tale of murder and revenge. A ghostly Scot, said to have been killed on the very grounds, now roams the halls, seeking justice or perhaps closure. They say it was a crime of passion, a fatal dispute that ended in tragedy, and the scent of thyme still lingers, a haunting reminder of the events that transpired.

Black Bull Public House, Huncoat

The Black Bull Public House in Huncoat, Lancashire, is home to a rather unusual and intriguing poltergeist haunting. It may not boast any ghostly apparitions, but the unexplained ringing of bar bells when the building is empty has left many scratching their heads. What's more, the pub's canine friends seem to sense something amiss, as pet dogs refuse to venture down into the basement. It's a mystifying phenomenon that has piqued the interest of paranormal enthusiasts and locals alike.

Skipool Creek, Thornton Cleveleys

Skipool Creek is a spot where the ordinary and the unexplained seem to collide. On a crisp autumn evening in 2008, four friends pulled into the car park for a quick chat. As they gazed out of their windscreen, they caught a glimpse of a white mist, roughly the height and shape of a person, hurrying past their car at a walking pace. The misty figure was seen by three of the four witnesses, leaving them with a lasting sense of intrigue and curiosity about what they had just witnessed.

Carleton Crematorium, Blackpool

Carleton Crematorium stands on the outskirts of Blackpool, a place of quiet reflection for those who have lost loved ones. But it's also a spot where the veil between worlds seems to be at its thinnest. In 1936, a taxi driver named Harry Hodges was taking a fare to this very crematorium when he spotted something that made his blood run cold. As he pulled up outside the gates, a green face with long dark hair and sunken eyes appeared, moving across the front windscreen of his taxi. Harry's passenger was so frightened that she screamed and ran off, leaving Harry to wonder if he'd really seen what he thought he had.

Mains Hall, Singleton

The Mains Hall hotel has a long history of paranormal activity. Guests and staff have reported sightings of an apparition believed to be connected to the manor house's past. The haunting is thought to be linked to the property's former occupants.

Residence in the FY2 0 area, Blackpool

In a quiet neighbourhood of Blackpool, a tenant had a shocking experience that left him shaken. He claimed to have encountered the ghost of his neighbour's dead sister in the property. The tenant was so convinced of the paranormal activity that he requested the council rehouse him. He even provided photographs of the entity as evidence, although the council were able to reproduce the images using a 'ghost app'. This unusual case raises questions about the nature of the encounter and the validity of the evidence.