Crossroads close to Lyneham Longbarrow, Churchill

Churchill's rural landscape is home to a peculiar haunting, where a white female phantom is said to roam the crossroads close to Lyneham Longbarrow. This ghostly apparition has been reported to appear in the area, sparking curiosity among locals and paranormal enthusiasts alike. The identity of the phantom remains unclear, but it's believed by some to be the spirit of an old woman who once lived in a nearby cave, watching over a supposed treasure hoard.

Carpark of Shotover Park, Headington

Shotover Park carpark in Headington, Oxfordshire, is a spot where a rather unusual and unexplained incident took place back in December 2008. A driver, who had stopped to catch a quick nap in their car before continuing their journey, was startled awake in the early hours of the morning by a sound that was both unexpected and unsettling - heavy breathing coming from the backseat. The driver turned around, but as soon as they did, the sound stopped. Thinking it was just their imagination playing tricks, they closed their eyes again, hoping to drift off to sleep. However, the heavy breathing started up once more, leaving the driver with no choice but to quickly restart their journey and leave the site.

Fields around the village, Sandford on Thames

Sandford on Thames is a tranquil village on the outskirts of Oxford, but on Christmas Eve, its peaceful fields are disrupted by a terrifying spectacle. A coach, pulled by four horses, careens at breakneck speed through the countryside, driven by a headless horseman. This ghostly carriage is said to appear every year on the night before Christmas, sending shivers down the spines of anyone unfortunate enough to witness it.

Black Drummer Inn Inn, Oxford

The Black Drummer Inn in Oxford, Oxfordshire, was once home to a rather unusual haunting. Guests and staff reported hearing strange pig-like sounds coming from one of the rooms. It wasnt just the noises that unsettled people, a leather bag was found partly eaten, with clear signs of something with large teeth having been at work. The whole situation was unsettling, to say the least, and it took a brave and resourceful approach to resolve the issue.

The Old Parsonage Hotel, Oxford

The Old Parsonage Hotel, a historic 17th-century hotel in the heart of Oxford, is steeped in history and allegedly haunted by a royalist lady in blue from the Civil War era. Guests and staff have reported sightings of her sighing by windows at night, adding to the hotel's eerie atmosphere.

Catherine Wheel Public House, Sandford on Thames

The Catherine Wheel Public House in Sandford on Thames, Oxfordshire, is home to a rather intriguing phantom known as the Sandyman. This short ghostly figure is dressed all in black, except for a white shirt, and is thought to be the spirit of a former landlord. He has been spotted on various occasions, often leaning against the bar, giving the impression that he's still keeping an eye on the pub. The Sandyman's presence adds a touch of mystery to the already charming atmosphere of the Catherine Wheel.