Farm east of Village, Beckley

In the sleepy Oxfordshire village of Beckley, a most unsettling poltergeist was reported back in 1857. The trouble began at a farmhouse situated just east of the village. It started with bits of ceiling collapsing in every room, but curiously, the furniture remained untouched. Windows were smashed, not by any human hand, but by stones and pieces of roof tile seemingly thrown by an invisible force. The entity made a single appearance, manifesting as a tall, dark man to a serving girl, who understandably fainted at the sight.

Trout Public House, Oxford

The Trout Public House in Wolvercote, Oxford, is home to a haunting that has been shrouded in mystery for centuries. Rosamund, a nun who lived in the twelfth century, is said to have been murdered by Queen Eleanor, who was jealous of her husband's special relationship with the woman. Today, Rosamund's ghost manifests as a shadowy figure, a fleeting glimpse of a life cut short by jealousy and violence.

Road at bottom of Willow Walk, Oxford

At the bottom of Willow Walk in Oxford, a spine-tingling sighting has been reported by multiple witnesses. The ghostly figure of a woman clad in a black cloak has been seen emerging from Willow Walk, floating across the road, and up the path beside St Lawrence's Church. This eerie apparition is believed to be the spirit of a woman who met a tragic end. Her story is one of love, betrayal, and murder, which has become an integral part of Oxford's paranormal folklore.

Hobbyhorse Road and near the local power plant, Sutton Courtenay

Sutton Courtenay's Hobbyhorse Road is where you'll find the eerie apparition of Danny Grimshaw, a ghostly figure said to charge around the roads on the back of a white horse, waving a bloody, straight-edged razor. Locals have reported seeing this unsettling sight, and it's said that Grimshaw has even survived at least one exorcism attempt. The image of this razor-wielding rider is sure to send shivers down your spine.

Former site of RAF Grove, Wantage

The Former RAF Grove site in Wantage, Oxfordshire, is home to a reported ghostly apparition. Staff at the private company which took over this industrial unit frequently reported a ghostly figure dressed in flying kit or feeling his presence. The identity of the bomber crewman remains a mystery but it's believed he was a local man killed when his bomber crash landed nearby. The payload exploded, killing everyone on board. His presence has been a regular occurrence since the late 1970s.

Old Relay Room, Didcot

Deep in the heart of Oxfordshire, the Old Relay Room in Didcot has been the site of some puzzling paranormal activity. It's here that nightshift workers have reported hearing strange footsteps and seeing what looks like high-heeled shoe imprints appear and disappear on the linoleum floor. The ghostly presence has been affectionately nicknamed 'Princess' by the staff. It's a curious case that has left many wondering who this mysterious woman might be and what she's doing in this unassuming workplace.