Outside Redhill Cemetery, Nottingham

Outside Redhill Cemetery on Mansfield Road in Nottingham a strange phenomenon has been reported. A man waiting for a bus late one night got on and walked past the conductor to the top deck. When the conductor followed him up the man had vanished into thin air. This incident bears a resemblance to the classic phantom hitchhiker myth but with a twist. The location outside Redhill Cemetery is significant as it may be connected to the man's presence.

Unknown residence along Furlong Street, Arnold

Furlong Street in Arnold has been home to a rather unpleasant poltergeist outbreak in a house that remains unnamed to this day. The trouble started in the twentieth century and got so bad that the occupants eventually decided to pack up and leave. It's not hard to imagine why they'd want to get out of there - who wouldn't want to escape a noisy and troublesome ghost? The fact that the residents moved out speaks volumes about the intensity of the haunting.

Bonington Theatre, Arnold

The Bonington Theatre in Arnold is home to a mischievous ghost nicknamed Edna. Once the theatre is locked up for the night, strange occurrences start to happen. Footsteps echo through the empty halls, lights flicker on and off, and cold spots send shivers down the spines of those brave enough to investigate. It's said that Edna was one of the former occupants of the building, which was possibly erected on a Quaker burial site.

Bonington Theatre, Nottingham

The Bonington Theatre in Nottingham has been home to a mischievous spirit known as Edna since 1982. This active ghost is thought to be the remains of a female whose skull and bones were discovered during construction of the complex. Edna loves to make her presence known by opening doors, moving items around, and can even be heard walking around in parts of the building that should be empty. It's not uncommon for staff and visitors to experience strange occurrences, from unexplained noises to objects being shifted out of place.

Former antiques shop, Nottingham

On Mansfield Road in Nottingham, a quaint former antiques shop was once home to a spine-tingling presence. In the mid-1970s, a ghostly young girl was said to haunt the premises. Described as around ten years old, she had a pale face and large eyes, dressed in dark clothing with a white pinafore and boots that had holes in the toes. Her appearance was fleeting, as a medium was called to the shop, after which the phantom disappeared.

Perry Road, Nottingham

Perry Road in Nottingham is home to a rather unusual ghost story. A family were viewing a house here with a view to buying it when their child spent several minutes chatting to a man in the hallway. He was ironing, just like he did every day when he was alive. The child's parents were oblivious to this encounter, but when their little one mentioned it to them, they were shocked. The reason for their shock was that the house had only recently been put on the market following the death of its owner, a man who was known to do his ironing in that very hallway.