Road across the bridge, Hawton

In the sleepy Nottinghamshire village of Hawton, a lone fisherman had a most unsettling encounter on a road that spans a bridge. As he went about his day, he was startled by the sudden appearance of a spectral Cavalier, mounted on horseback, who rode past him with an air of urgency. The ghostly figure was seen to fade away, leaving the fisherman shaken but thankfully unharmed. This eerie apparition has become a topic of interest among local residents and those drawn to the paranormal.

Trent Bridge, Nottingham

Trent Bridge has long been a spot of unease for locals and visitors alike. The ghost of a man in a green jacket has been spotted gazing out over the edge of the bridge before vanishing into thin air. Some believe he might have been a suicide victim, but there's no concrete evidence to support this theory. Others have reported seeing a transparent jogger sprinting across the bridge, and disembodied voices have been heard by those crossing alone at night. The bridge seems to be a hub of paranormal activity, with sightings dating back to the 1960s.

Former Police Station, Nottingham

The former police station on Canal Street in Nottingham has a reputation for being haunted. Strange noises, including moans and groans, have been reported by those who have visited the building. It was while the building was being used by a private company in 1976 that these paranormal activities were first noticed. Alongside the unsettling sounds, a light was also seen being switched on by an unseen force. The building's manager, not one to believe in ghost stories, took it upon himself to investigate and found that changing the electrics stopped all the strange activity except for the moaning.

Lady Bay Public House, West Bridgeford

Lady Bay Public House in West Bridgeford has a rather intriguing history of paranormal activity. In the car park of this Nottinghamshire pub, a mysterious figure clad in a cloak would often be seen by patrons and staff. This apparition, which has not been spotted in recent years, was described by one witness as resembling a monk but with a striking absence of facial features. The image of this ghostly figure has captured the imagination of many, leaving us to ponder the story behind this enigmatic presence.

Galleries of Justice, Nottingham

Deep within the Galleries of Justice in Nottingham, a sense of unease lingers, echoing the dark history of the site. Once known as Shire Hall and County Gaol, this foreboding location has borne witness to numerous executions, leaving behind a legacy of restless spirits. Actor David Shiba was among the first to experience the strange occurrences, reporting footsteps and a shadowy figure in the cave system, which he initially mistook for another actor. However, he soon discovered that he was alone, as the rest of the group was upstairs at the time.

The Adam's Building, Nottingham

The Adam's Building, now part of New College Nottingham, is said to be haunted by a phantom elderly woman dressed in black clothing. She has been spotted walking the upper floors of the building, leaving many to wonder about her identity and the reason behind her ghostly appearances. The building's history dates back to the 1960s, which is when reports of the Lady in Black first started to emerge.