Tram station, Bispham

Bispham Tram Station is a hub of paranormal activity, with reports of a ghostly old tram making an appearance at 02:30h every morning. The tram is said to travel along the tracks to the station, but on the night of the investigation by Spirits and Sinners, the team didn't actually see the tram. However, their electrical equipment started to malfunction, and they did spot a strange light that illuminated a display teddy bear. It's unclear what the connection is between the tram and the teddy bear, but it's certainly an unusual and intriguing phenomenon.

Rail tracks, Bispham

Bispham railway tracks are said to be haunted by a lone ghostly figure known as the Pointsman. On stormy nights, this apparition can be seen walking slowly along the tracks, swinging a lantern. The image of the Pointsman is a haunting one, evoking a sense of isolation and melancholy. His ghostly form is a familiar sight to locals, who claim to have seen him on numerous occasions. The Pointsman's presence is weather dependent, only appearing on stormy nights, which adds to the mystique surrounding this paranormal phenomenon.

2500 ft above the area, Buxton

High above the picturesque town of Buxton, a bizarre incident took place in February 1996. Two pilots flying a 737 aircraft into the nearby airport from Milan reported a hair-raising encounter with a large black wedge-shaped UFO. The object, which has been described as a flying wedge, passed alarmingly close to the passenger plane, prompting one of the pilots to duck for cover. This close call has become one of the most well-documented UFO sightings in British history.

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.

Royal Pavilion Cinema, Blackpool

The Royal Pavilion Cinema in Blackpool is home to a rather unusual ghostly presence. This Lancashire town is famous for its illuminations and bustling promenade but few people know about the shade of a 1920s coach driver that reportedly haunts this cinema. It was back in 1971 when evening workers started noticing strange occurrences such as flickering lights and cold spots within the building. A medium was called in to investigate and it was then that the ghostly coach driver made contact.

Cleveleys Hotel, Cleveleys

Cleveleys Hotel in Lancashire was the scene of a bizarre poltergeist activity in July 1952. A bottle of beer suddenly lifted off a work surface, moved and dropped to the floor in front of around a dozen staff. Over the next three days, other bottles and glasses would fall from shelves, with one witness claiming he watched bottles of beer sequentially jump out of their crate and smash on the floor. The incident was investigated by the police and a barmaid eventually admitted to causing the activity, although her confession didnt entirely match up with all the witness accounts.