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.

Unidentified House, Fleetwood

In the seaside town of Fleetwood, Lancashire, a most unsettling poltergeist activity took place in a private residence back in August 1946. Footsteps echoed through empty parts of the building, cupboards creaked open, and crockery rattled ominously. But it was what happened to one of the residents that really caught attention - a woman had her hair tugged as she made her way down to the cellar. It was an incident that would leave anyone feeling uneasy and on edge.

Bourn Hall, Fleetwood

Bourn Hall stands tall in Fleetwood, Lancashire, but its grandeur is matched by a rather unsettling reputation. On moonlit nights, the hall and its surrounding area are said to be haunted by a wild mare, galloping freely and unbridled. This ghostly apparition has been reported by multiple witnesses, leaving many to wonder about the story behind this spectral horse. Was it a beloved pet, a symbol of freedom, or something more sinister? The truth remains a mystery, but one thing is certain - the Mad Horse of Bourn Hall is an experience not to be missed.

Unknown house along Windsor Avenue, Thornton

In the quiet town of Thornton, Lancashire, there's a house on Windsor Avenue with a rather curious reputation. It's said that back in 1971, a phantom figure was seen removing bedcovers from a toddler's bed, leaving the little one chilly and the family baffled. The story goes that a local councillor, perhaps out of curiosity or duty, agreed to spend a night in the house to get to the bottom of things. What did he experience? Well, that's the million-dollar question, isn't it?

Marine Hall, Fleetwood

Marine Hall in Fleetwood has a reputation for being haunted by a former caretaker known as Old Bill. Anne Shipway, the waterfront co-ordinator at the hall, reported seeing a middle-aged man in a white shirt walking through a wall. This sighting was widely reported in the local press. It's said that Bill now walks around the site, possibly reliving his old routine.

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.