Johnson Lodge, Anstruther

Johnson Lodge in Anstruther is home to a rather unusual ghost, that of Princess Marama, a royal lady from a Pacific Isle. She is said to have spent her final years within these walls, and it's here that she continues to roam, a gentle soul with a strong connection to her adopted Scottish home. Locals and visitors alike have reported catching glimpses of her as she walks around the building, a quiet, peaceful presence that seems to bring a sense of calm to those who encounter her.

Former RAF base, Langar

The abandoned RAF base at Langar has a reputation for being one of the most haunted locations in Nottinghamshire. It's said that a ghostly guard patrols the site, and his appearances have been reported by multiple people over the years. In 1978, a witness watched as a man in a uniform walked down a set of steps, smiled at them, and then disappeared through a wall. This sighting was just the beginning of a series of bizarre events that would leave many wondering if the base was indeed haunted.

Rail line between Grantham and Nottingham, Nottingham

On the railway line between Grantham and Nottingham, a haunting encounter has been reported that left a lasting impact on the witness. A woman had travelled to Nottingham by train in the 1950s after receiving news that her mother had been admitted to hospital following a fall. During the journey, she spotted her mother in the train carriage, who smiled and then vanished into thin air. This apparition occurred at a time when the woman was already anxious about her mother's condition, making the experience all the more distressing.

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.

Skies over village, Cropwell Bishop

Over the sleepy village of Cropwell Bishop in Nottinghamshire, a bizarre incident took place in 2004 that left two witnesses scratching their heads. They were enjoying a quiet evening at home when they noticed a large grey aircraft gliding silently across their kitchen window. The aircraft seemed incredibly low, prompting the witnesses to rush outside, fearing a potential crash. But as they stepped out, an unsettling silence greeted them - there was no noise, just an eerie stillness. It was as if time had momentarily stood still.

St Mary's church, Colston Bassett

St Mary's Church in Colston Bassett is a place where the past seems to linger. This ancient church, now in ruins, is said to be haunted by the gentle ringing of bells, which were long ago removed, and the soft singing of hymns. It's as if the church still holds onto its former life, even though it's been abandoned for years. People have also spotted candlelight in the church, but when they've gone to investigate, they've found it empty and dark. There's even a strange moaning sound that's been heard coming from underground, which some think might be from a hidden tunnel.