Area around Cobb House, Adderbury

In the sleepy Oxfordshire village of Adderbury, a spine-tingling sighting has been reported for generations. They say that around Cobb House, a ghostly funeral coach appears, driven by the restless spirit of George Cobb. According to local legend, George Cobb, on his deathbed, explicitly forbade the felling of four oak trees on his land. His wishes were soon ignored, and it is said that his ghostly coach has been seen travelling the area ever since, a spectral procession with a solemn, mournful air.

Church, Deddington

Deddington's St Mary's Church is home to a most unusual and intriguing haunting. Villagers have reported hearing the unmistakable sounds of a church organ and a choir singing hymns, only to find the building empty and quiet when they enter. The eerie atmosphere of this phenomenon has left many wondering about the origins of this ghostly choir.

Vicarage, Deddington

The Deddington Vicarage in Oxfordshire is said to be haunted by a mischievous presence. Bed springs sounded with no one present, clocks would wind themselves, and one man claimed a phantom hand materialised in the drawing room. These strange occurrences took place in the 1960s, leaving residents and visitors alike scratching their heads. What could be causing these unexplained events? Is it a restless spirit or a case of mass hysteria? The truth remains a mystery.

Church, Bloxham

Bloxham Church stands tall in the Oxfordshire countryside, its tower a testament to the mysterious and intriguing tale of The Devil Helps Thrice. Legend has it that three brothers commissioned the construction of this church, along with two others in the area - King's Sutton and Adderbury. One of their workers, who laboured tirelessly without rest or payment, vanished as soon as the tower was completed. The brothers were convinced that their anonymous helper was none other than Old Nick himself, a euphemism for the devil. This enigmatic event has become an integral part of the church's folklore, drawing in those fascinated by the paranormal.

Crouch Hill, Banbury

Crouch Hill stands as a mysterious landmark near Banbury, its origins steeped in local legend. The story goes that during the construction of nearby churches in Bloxham, Adderbury, and King's Sutton, the Devil himself lent a hand. As he worked, he accidentally dropped some of the mortar he was carrying, creating the hill that now bears his clumsy imprint. This curious tale has been passed down through generations, leaving behind a site that sparks imagination and intrigue.

Surrounding area, Banbury

The rolling hills and countryside of Banbury have been home to a string of bizarre sightings in the twenty-first century. Dubbed a big cat hotspot this area of Oxfordshire has had dozens of reports of large felines roaming the surrounding area. Residents and visitors alike have claimed to have spotted these mysterious creatures often describing them as large and elusive. While some have dismissed the sightings as mere fantasy others believe that there may be some truth to the claims.