British Transport Police Station, SE1

The British Transport Police Station in London's SE1 area has been the site of some strange occurrences. Officers working alone have reported hearing the distinct sound of footsteps walking along and stopping a short distance away. One witness even reported that the sound of footsteps was followed by a loud bang and the floor shaking. It's not just the sounds that have been reported, a detective spotted a shadowy figure running through the area, while a builder on the site walked past a lady who was not actually there. These events have left many wondering if the police station is haunted.

Primrose Hill, EC4

Primrose Hill, a tranquil London green space, is said to be haunted by the restless spirit of Sir Edmundbury Godfrey, a man brutally murdered on this very spot. His body was discovered on October 14, 1678, and it's said that his shade lingered for many years after his untimely death. Locals and visitors alike have reported strange occurrences and sightings, adding to the hill's eerie reputation.

A850 road from the town, Sligachan

On the A850 road near Sligachan, a strange phenomenon has been reported by numerous drivers. A car, described as a 1934 Austin, is said to appear rapidly from behind, prompting witnesses to pull over to let it pass. However, just as quickly, the car vanishes into thin air, leaving drivers bewildered and wondering if they really did see what they thought they did. This eerie apparition has been spotted by many motorists, all of whom describe the same chilling experience.

, NW1

Travelling on the Bakerloo Line in London can be a routine affair but for Karen Collett it was anything but. She took a photograph that would change everything. The snap showed a ghostly figure which was later identified as the waxwork figure of Bruno Hauptmann. Now it is unclear how Hauptmann's form with added bolts of lightning managed to manifest on the photograph but the image has become a fascinating piece of paranormal history.

London Zoo, NW1

London Zoo, one of the world's oldest and most renowned zoological gardens, is home to a rather unusual phantom. Employees have long reported a strange, phantom whistling that seems to emanate from nowhere in particular, but especially around the aquarium area. This eerie tune has been attributed to a tuneful engineer from the early nineteenth century, who is said to still be whistling his way through the zoo's corridors. It's a curious phenomenon that has been observed by many, leaving some to wonder about the story behind this ghostly presence.

51 Peel Street, W11

At 51 Peel Street in London's W11 area, a rather unusual haunting has been reported. The sound of footsteps can often be heard on the upper part of the house, and it's said that two workmen died during its construction, and that they've remained there. It's a strange and intriguing phenomenon that has piqued the interest of paranormal enthusiasts. The house, like many others in the area, has a rich history, and it's possible that the restless spirits of the two workmen are still trying to complete the task they started so many years ago.