Blaby Ford, Blaby

Blaby Ford has been the site of a reported ghost sighting, where a couple claimed to have seen the outline of a person wearing a long coat walking near a steep bank. The incident occurred in April 1995, around 20:30h, when the couple stopped at the ford to smoke on their way to a party. They turned on the main lights of the car, but the figure had vanished into thin air. It wasnt until later that evening, when they got chatting about local ghost stories, that they stumbled upon the tale of the phantom woman who haunts these parts.

Oadby and Wigston Borough Council's offices, Wigston

The Oadby and Wigston Borough Council offices in Wigston Magna have been home to a rather unsettling presence - a grey lady and the sound of a child crying. Staff members have reported seeing the ghostly figure and hearing the distressing sounds, making for an unnerving work environment. It's not clear what the origins of this haunting are, but it's certainly a curious phenomenon that has captured the attention of paranormal enthusiasts.

Road outside Narborough Hall, Narborough

Outside Narborough Hall, a country house in Leicestershire, a rather eerie sighting has been reported. In the 1950s, an older woman emerged from a wall, dressed in a shawl, and proceeded to cross the road. She then vanished into thin air, specifically through a hedge that unfortunately no longer exists. This strange encounter has left many wondering about the story behind this ghostly apparition.

Skies over town, Leicester

Over the skies of Leicester, a strange and unexplained phenomenon occurred in the winter months of 1388. Residents and travellers alike reported seeing balls of flame spinning like wheels, their fiery forms illuminating the dark night skies. These bizarre sightings, which came to be known as the Balls of Fire, left a lasting impression on those who witnessed them, sparking both fascination and fear.

Braunstone Hall and Park, Leicester

Braunstone Hall and Park is said to be haunted by a multitude of ghostly entities. A young woman in white, named May, is often spotted walking the corridors, her presence a poignant reminder of the tragic life she led. May died at just eighteen years old, her short life cut short by tuberculosis. Her spirit is not alone, however, as other phantoms have been reported in the area, including carriages pulled by black horses that seem to vanish into thin air, a groom who met a tragic end above the stables, and a sad-looking boy who gazes out from an upstairs window.

Skies over town, Leicester

Over the town of Leicester, a strange and terrifying sighting took place in April 1389. For several weeks, a dragon was seen flying and spitting fire as it passed over the town multiple times. The creature's appearances must have been quite a spectacle, causing concern and amazement among the townspeople. Its fire-spitting abilities, in particular, would have been a frightening sight, especially in an era with limited understanding of natural phenomena.