Jerningham Arms Public House, Shifnal

The Jerningham Arms Public House in Shifnal, Shropshire, has a notorious reputation for paranormal activity. Guests who stayed in the 'Pink Room' back in the day claimed to have been tossed out of bed by unseen hands. It was a pretty frightening experience, especially since the landlord also heard footsteps coming from the room when it was empty. This mischievous entity was even thought to be connected to a ghost haunting the nearby vicarage.

Pool near Kilsall Hall, Shifnal

The serene pool near Kilsall Hall in Shifnal, Shropshire, is said to be haunted by a phantom woman in white, known as the Whiston Lady. This ghostly apparition is believed to be a member of the Whiston family, who roams the Dark Walk alongside the lake with a sense of despair. The atmosphere around the pool can be quite eerie, especially during the evening when the sun dips below the horizon, casting long shadows across the water. It's little wonder that this location has become a hotspot for paranormal enthusiasts and those drawn to the supernatural.

Vicarage, Shifnal

The quiet town of Shifnal in Shropshire was once home to a rather lively vicarage, where a mysterious entity known as Freddie made its presence known. It was here, in 1949, that one visitor spent a sleepless night, kept awake by strange noises that were blamed on Freddie. The entity seemed to take a particular interest in the study, where the light would turn itself on unaided, leaving witnesses to wonder if they were truly alone.

Areas including Blockleys Brickmaker's and Donnington Wood, Telford

In the quiet neighbourhoods of Blockleys and Donnington Wood, Telford, a strange creature was spotted roaming the streets and woodlands. It was September 1999 when residents first reported seeing a large black cat, estimated to be around two meters in length, stalking the area. CCTV footage captured clear images of the creature, which was later confirmed by the RSPCA to be a puma. One witness even spotted the creature in the woodland at the bottom of their garden, adding to the growing number of sightings.

Swan Hotel, Dawley

The Swan Hotel in Dawley, Shropshire, is home to a friendly phantom known as Humphrey. He's said to appear in the hotel's corridors, wearing a long coat with untanned leather trousers. Guests and staff have reported seeing him walking up and down the hallways, and he's often heard outside bedrooms. Despite being a ghost, Humphrey seems to be a welcoming presence, and his appearances are more likely to delight than disturb.

Mount Hill, Madeley

Mount Hill in Madeley is home to a rather unsettling presence - a headless monk. This decapitated entity was said to have terrified a teenage girl back in the 1970s to such a degree that she never returned to the area. The location of this haunting is particularly interesting as it's situated next to the old Courthouse. It's hard not to wonder if there's a connection between the two, perhaps a tragic event that took place in the Courthouse that led to the monk's untimely demise.