Loggerheads Public House, Market Drayton

The Loggerheads Public House in Market Drayton is said to be home to not one, not two, but three ghostly residents. A female form, believed to be a kitchen worker, has been spotted going about her duties, adding to the pub's already lively atmosphere. This phantom, along with a man seen in the garden and a ghostly dog, makes the Loggerheads a fascinating destination for those interested in the paranormal. While the exact date and time of these sightings are unknown, the consistent reports of these apparitions have solidified their place in local legend.

Country lane known as 'the rudge', Market Drayton

The Rudge, a quiet country lane in Shropshire, has been the site of some puzzling paranormal activity. A pedestrian walking down this rural stretch reported feeling a heavy weight suddenly climb onto his back. It was as if an invisible presence had joined him, but when he turned to look, there was no one there. What's more, a shadowy figure has been seen in this area, moving quickly and silently before vanishing into thin air. It's an unsettling experience for anyone who finds themselves alone on this otherwise peaceful lane.

Wellington Indoor Market, Telford

Wellington Indoor Market in Telford, Shropshire, is usually a hub of everyday activity, but in May 2013, it was the site of a bizarre incident that left many scratching their heads. CCTV footage caught a pile of boxes falling unaided, sparking debate about what really happened. While some put it down to poor stacking, others believe the supernatural was at work. The incident has become known as the Box Pusher haunting, a poltergeist activity that has captured the imagination of paranormal enthusiasts.

Sandbrook Vaults Public House, Market Drayton

Sandbrook Vaults Public House in Market Drayton has been the site of a mystifying encounter. During building work in 2011, a joiner named Eddie Chapman Smith stumbled upon a strange phenomenon. As he worked, he noticed a misty outline, which he initially thought might be related to his work, perhaps having fired a nail into the pipes. Rushing to the spot to investigate, he found that the mist had vanished into thin air. This brief yet bizarre sighting has left many questions unanswered.

Brand Hall, Norton in Hales

Brand Hall in Norton in Hales, Shropshire, is a place where the ordinary and the unexplained seem to coexist. In the early 1950s, two occupants of the hall experienced a sudden and inexplicable rush of wind that blew open an internal door. It took both people to close it against the resistance, which was quite a feat. What's interesting is that they later found out the house was known for being haunted by a burst of wind that would cause problems. It seems like this wasn't just a one-off strange occurrence, but part of a larger narrative of unexplained events at Brand Hall.

Road, Stoke on Tern

Stoke on Tern's rural roads can be quite eerie, especially on a windy summer's day. It's here, near the bridge over River Tern, that a rather unusual sighting was made. A witness, who travels this road almost daily, caught a glimpse of a human-shaped misty apparition. At first, they thought it was just water vapour rising from the warm road surface, but as they looked closer, they realised it was something much more unusual. The weather was dry and windy, which made the sighting all the more baffling.