Old Garston Dock Station, Liverpool

Old Garston Dock Station on St Mary's Road is where the spirit known as Screeching Ginny is said to roam. This area has a dark history tied to a local legend about a woman who was deeply in love with a boy from the neighbourhood. The story goes that her love was unrequited and when the boy left Liverpool with his girlfriend on a train, Ginny was overcome with grief and threw herself onto the railway tracks, losing her life in the process. Since then, people have reported encounters with her ghostly figure, particularly children who claim she chased them when they were playing on the disused railway tracks back in the day.

Former Halls of Residence, Aberdeen

In the heart of Aberdeen, a former students' residence has been the site of some unsettling paranormal activity. It's here that a student first reported hearing the sound of pacing footsteps along a deserted corridor, with no one in sight. The same student also claimed to have been woken up by someone whispering their name, despite being alone in their room. These strange occurrences took place back in the early 1990s, but they weren't a one-off. Several years later, in 2002, another student encountered a tall, dark figure that vanished into thin air.

Former police and fire station, Liverpool

The former police and fire station on Lark Lane in Liverpool is said to be haunted by a mischievous presence. Footsteps have been reported on the rear staircase, echoing through the empty corridors at night. It's not just the sound of footsteps that has witnesses spooked, a heavy door has also been known to open and close unaided, leaving investigators to ponder the cause. The Night Vision Investigations team has captured evidence of this paranormal activity, adding to the mystique of this Liverpool landmark.

Huyton, Liverpool

In the quiet streets of Huyton, a local legend has it that a blue or purple faced young girl used to follow families with children. This eerie apparition was said to roam the area back in the 1970s, leaving a lasting impression on those who claimed to have seen her. The streets of Huyton, with their mix of old and new housing, seem an unlikely place for such a ghostly encounter, but that's exactly what local residents have reported for years.

Woodcote Hotel, Hooton

The Woodcote Hotel in Hooton has a long history of ghost sightings. Ex-owner Phil and his housekeeper Yvonne witnessed apparitions regularly over the last five years. In the cellar, a woman dressed in black would appear, while room 5 was haunted by a young child. The ghost in room 5 was particularly mischievous, hitting Yvonne whenever she went to clean it. Their experiences have left many wondering about the hotel's past and the spirits that linger within its walls.

Ambulance training centre, Liverpool

The Ambulance training centre on Quarry Street in Liverpool has been the site of paranormal activity for many years. It's said to be haunted by the ghost of a former policeman known as 'The Sarge'. According to reports, he was killed in a tragic accident when the wheel of his patrol wagon struck a bollard and he was thrown to the ground. Since then, ambulance crews have reported strange occurrences including phantom footsteps, breaking windows and doors that unlock and open by themselves. It's a spooky atmosphere that has led to The Sarge becoming a well-known figure in Liverpool's paranormal folklore.