Unicorn Hotel, Gunthorpe

The Unicorn Hotel in Gunthorpe is home to a mischievous spirit, a ghostly little girl who has been causing quite a stir in room number seven. She seems to have a bit of a temper, pulling the covers off the bed if she takes a dislike to the occupant. It's not clear what prompts her to behave in this way, but it's thought that she may have been a former guest at the hotel, perhaps even a child who stayed in that very room many years ago. Whatever the reason, her antics have been reported by numerous guests over the years, making her one of the hotel's most enduring and intriguing residents.

River Trent, Gunthorpe

Gunthorpe's riverside road leading to West Stockwith has been the site of a bizarre and intriguing encounter. In the 1890s, locals reported seeing a massive, light-coloured feline creature, said to be the size of a pig. This unusual apparition was spotted roaming the area, causing quite a stir among residents. One brave local man, deciding to intervene, attempted to kick the creature, but it vanished into thin air.

Railway Signalling Box, Burton Joyce

Burton Joyce Railway Signalling Box is a place where the ordinary and the paranormal collide. Staff working at this signalling box have reported a strange and unexplained phenomenon - the sound of footsteps echoing beneath the box, followed by the unmistakable noise of someone climbing the steps. The eerie thing is, no one ever appears. It's as if an invisible presence is making its way up to the box, only to vanish into thin air. This bizarre occurrence has been reported by multiple staff members over the years, leaving many to wonder what's behind this ghostly activity.

Ferry Inn Inn, Nottingham

The Ferry Inn in Wilford, Nottingham, was once home to a mischievous poltergeist. This wasn't your average ghostly encounter - the spirit had a peculiar fondness for glasses. Patrons and staff alike would watch in amazement as the glasses would slide around on the bar, creating a ruckus. It got to the point where an exorcist was called in to try and put an end to the paranormal activity. The glasses would seemingly move of their own accord, and loud banging noises were also reported. It's not hard to imagine the surprise and unease this caused for those who worked and socialised at the Ferry Inn during the 1980s.

Railway bridge over Wood Lane, Nottingham

Wood Lane Bridge, a seemingly ordinary railway bridge in Nottingham, has a rather unsettling reputation. Locals claim that a phantom woman often peers over the edge of the bridge, watching passers-by with an unnerving intensity. Her presence is said to be felt by those who walk or drive under the bridge, and some believe she may be connected to the old Gedling Station, now a youth centre. The woman's identity and motivations remain a mystery, leaving many to wonder what her story is.

Food shop, Nottingham

On Oakdale Road in Nottingham, a rather ordinary food shop was once home to some very strange occurrences. Footsteps echoed through empty aisles, a sound that was both unsettling and unexplained. The store eventually closed its doors, but the paranormal activity didnt seem to leave with it. When a new business took over the premises, employees reported doors slamming shut on their own and hand driers in the toilets being switched on and off repeatedly.