The Talbot Public House, Leicester

The Talbot Public House on Thurcaston Road in Leicester seems like an ordinary pub at first glance but it's home to a number of ghostly residents. A young child is often seen sitting on a bar stool, looking as though they're waiting for a parent to return. Then there's a phantom woman who vanishes into the wall, leaving patrons wondering if they really did see her. An old man in a large raincoat walks towards the bar before disappearing into thin air. And if you venture into the car park, you might catch a glimpse of some shadowy figures lurking about.

Park along Grove Road, Burbage

Imagine stumbling upon a mysterious glowing ball hovering above a quiet park in Burbage, Leicestershire. That's exactly what six young people experienced on a night in 1998. Initially, they thought it was the searchlight from a police helicopter, but as they watched, they realised there was no sound of rotor blades. The ball just hung there, glowing, for five minutes before suddenly shooting upwards and vanishing into thin air. It's a sighting that has left many questions unanswered.

Between Lash Hill and Burbage, Hinckley

Between Lash Hill and Burbage, a stretch of road in rural Leicestershire, locals have long whispered about a restless presence. This spot is said to be haunted by a banished ghost, doomed to roam the area, calling out after dark. The story goes that a brave musician, who regularly walked this route in the evenings, would play his fiddle in an attempt to appease the entity. His melodic efforts were thought to calm the spirit, allowing him to pass through safely.

Michael's Plaice fish & chip shop, Measham

In the heart of Measham, a small Leicestershire village, lies the site of a former fish and chip shop that's steeped in paranormal history. Michael's Plaice, as it was once known, was a popular spot for locals to grab a quick bite. But behind the scenes, something strange was brewing. The owner, fed up with the unexplained occurrences, called in Spirit Team UK to investigate. They weren't disappointed. The team captured evidence of ghostly dark figures and poltergeist activity that left everyone baffled.

Grass next to St Peter's Churchyard, Aston Flamville

In the quiet village of Aston Flamville, a strange and unexplained sighting has been reported near St Peter's Churchyard. A male phantom, materialising only from the torso upwards, was seen by a witness in the passenger seat of a passing car back in the 1980s. The apparition's sudden appearance must have been quite a shock for the witness, who was simply driving by this rural spot. What makes this sighting even more intriguing is the lack of any obvious connection to the local church or its surroundings.

St Margaret's Church, Leicester

St Margaret's Church in Leicester has a long history dating back to the 12th century. One of its more intriguing claims to fame is the reported haunting of a woman who fell from the church tower. This incident allegedly took place many years ago, and the psychical researcher who investigated it back in the 1960s was convinced that the church tower was haunted by the woman's restless spirit. The exact circumstances of her death are unclear, but it's said that she plummeted to her demise from the tower, leaving behind a trail of sorrow and a lingering presence that refuses to fade.