Colindeep Lane, NW9

Colindeep Lane in London's NW9 area is home to a haunting that's steeped in local legend. The story goes that Mrs Griffiths, a woman with a troubled past, took her own life in a nearby pond after a heavy drinking session. Her spirit, they say, still roams these parts, a ghostly presence that's been felt by many. Some claim to have seen her apparition, a fleeting glimpse of a woman in distress. Others speak of strange occurrences and unexplained events that seem to be connected to her tragic death.

St Mary's Church, NW4

St Mary's Church in Hendon is home to a rather unusual haunting. It's said that phantom monks roam the church and its surroundings, particularly in the lead up to Christian festivals. These earthbound spirits can be heard shuffling about, their sandals making soft scraping sounds as they move. Some claim to have heard them singing, their voices a gentle murmur that's both soothing and unsettling at the same time. It's a strange and intriguing phenomenon that has captured the imagination of locals and paranormal enthusiasts alike.

Colindale area, NW9

In the Colindale area of London, a ghostly figure is said to roam the streets, seeking revenge on the living. This phantom haymaker, reportedly killed his coworker with a pitchfork in a fit of rage, or was perhaps the victim himself - accounts vary. Whatever the truth may be, his spirit is said to be a malevolent one, and those who claim to have seen him say he's always on the lookout for his next victim. He's described as a menacing figure, brandishing a pitchfork and hell-bent on causing harm to anyone who crosses his path.

Unnamed Antique Shop, NW5

On Grafton Road in London's NW5 area, a rather unusual ghostly apparition has been spotted. This antique shop, now long gone, was once home to a sad, bearded figure clad only in old-fashioned underwear. His presence was first noted back in 1980, shortly after the shop sold a recently acquired suit of armour. It's thought that this armour might have been the trigger for his haunting, as he was believed to be a knight, quite upset that his protective garb had been sent overseas.

Hendon Air Museum, NW4

At the Hendon Air Museum in London, a Lancaster Bomber known as 'S for Sugar' is said to be haunted by the ghostly crew from World War II. This historic aircraft, now a museum piece, apparently still retains the spirits of its wartime crew. People have reported seeing a gunner sitting in one of the turrets, while strange noises suggesting that people are working on the plane have been recorded late at night. It's as if the crew is still on board, carrying out their duties as they did during the war.

Church Hill Road, Outer London: East Barnet

Church Hill Road in East Barnet has a rather eerie reputation, earned over the years due to the numerous reports of paranormal activity. Locals and travellers alike have claimed to have spotted a variety of ghostly entities, including headless humans and dogs, as well as phantom apparitions lurking in the trees. It's little wonder that this road was dubbed 'The Ghosts' Promenade' by a Justice of the Peace back in the 1930s. The sheer volume of sightings suggests that there's more to this road than meets the eye.