Hospitum Novum, St Andrews

Hospitum Novum, a grand entrance that once welcomed guests to the New Inns in St Andrews, is said to be haunted by a malevolent entity so terrifying that it led to the destruction of the building. The New Inns were originally constructed to receive Princess Magdalene, the wife of James V, and it's thought that the entity's presence was a culmination of dark events that unfolded within its walls. Although the main building no longer stands, the gateway remains, a haunting reminder of the terror that drove people away.

Skies over the town, Kettering

Over the skies of Kettering in Northamptonshire, a chilling phenomenon known as the Seven Whistlers has been reported. This eerie event is said to be the manifestation of the souls who aided in the crucifixion, doomed to wander the earth. The whistling sounds were reportedly heard prior to a great disaster. In a striking instance, when the ghosts whistled over Kettering, a huge colliery explosion occurred in Wigan the following day, on September 7, 1871.

Grosvenor Centre, Northampton

The Grosvenor Centre in Northampton has a rather unexpected resident - a floating monk. This eerie apparition has been spotted by cleaning staff after shopping hours, leaving them with a few unsettling moments. It's not hard to see why the centre might be haunted, given its history - it was built on the site of an old monastery, after all. You'd think that would be a pretty good reason for a ghostly presence to stick around.

Road near area, Towcester

In the quiet roads around Towcester, a spine-tingling sight has been reported by numerous motorists. This phantom vehicle, described simply as a lorry, has been blamed for a couple of accidents, its ghostly presence causing quite a stir among local drivers. It bears down on other road users before vanishing into thin air, leaving many to wonder if they really did see what they think they did. The exact location of these sightings remains a mystery, but one thing is certain - this phantom lorry has got people talking.

St Giles' Church, Northampton

St Giles' Church in Northampton has a long history dating back to the 13th century, but one of its most intriguing tales is that of the Foggy Figure. In 1965, a schoolboy and his friends claimed to have seen the upper half of a foggy grey figure moving towards the church windows. The witnesses were so startled that they fled the scene, leaving behind only their testimony. The image was described as being quite distinct, despite its foggy appearance, and seemed to be heading purposefully towards the windows.

Delapre Abbey, Delapre

Delapre Abbey, a historic site in Northampton, is said to be haunted by the ghost of a former bookkeeper, often referred to as the librarian. This spectral presence has been reported to roam the abbey's premises, sparking curiosity among paranormal enthusiasts. The abbey's rich history dates back to the 12th century, and it's possible that the bookkeeper's spirit has lingered, perhaps connected to the abbey's past.