King Edward Place, Burton upon Trent

King Edward Place in Burton upon Trent is usually a peaceful spot, but on one evening in April 2012, it was the epicentre of a strange occurrence. Two experienced bell ringers, familiar with every bell in town, were astonished to hear an unfamiliar ringing sound coming from the direction of the Audi supermarket. The sound was distinct from the nearby town hall clock and the bells of Saint Modwens church, which occasionally echo through the area. What made this sound even more remarkable was that it seemed to match the note depth of a heavy bell from the long-demolished Holy Trinity church, which once stood on the site where the supermarket now stands.

Station Street, Burton upon Trent

Station Street in Burton upon Trent has a reputation for being one of the town's more unusual spots, especially at night. It's here, on the pavement outside the former Bass site, now occupied by Coors, that a rather bizarre encounter took place in the late 1990s. A witness reported hearing footsteps behind them, which they described as sounding like someone walking in high heels. The witness turned around, expecting to see someone following them, but as soon as they stopped and turned, the footsteps ceased, and there was no one in sight.

Bass museum, Burton upon Trent

The Bass Museum in Burton upon Trent is home to a mischievous ghostly resident - a cat thats said to roam the ground floor and a recreation of an Edwardian bar. Staff and visitors have caught glimpses of this feline phantom, which seems to be a harmless but intriguing presence. The museum may be closed now, but the legend of the ghost cat lives on, leaving many to wonder about the story behind this spectral visitor.

Appleby Public House, Burton upon Trent

The Appleby Public House in Burton upon Trent has a reputation for being haunted by the ghost of a former worker. This historic pub, sadly now closed, was investigated by Spirit Team UK who declared it to be a hub of paranormal activity. The ghost is believed to date back to when the building was not a pub, suggesting that the spirit has been present for a long time. Locals and visitors have reported strange occurrences, adding to the pub's eerie atmosphere.

Chemist shop, Burton upon Trent

In the heart of Burton upon Trent, a quaint chemist shop has been at the centre of a bizarre and unsettling ghost sighting. A woman, who had popped into the store for a routine visit, let out a blood-curdling scream after encountering a strange figure. The apparition, described as a man dressed in grey rags with dirty, long hair, stood frozen, his arms outstretched, emitting unintelligible guttural sounds. The woman was so shaken that she needed to be sat down and given a glass of water by the shop staff, who waited patiently for her to calm down. The mysterious figure, however, had vanished into thin air.

Burton Mail newspaper offices, Burton upon Trent

Burton Mail newspaper offices have been home to a rather unusual ghostly presence. At the end of each day's production, staff would often hear the sound of feet running down the main staircase as they were locking up. It was as if someone was in a hurry to get out of the building. One witness even reported seeing the ghost of a printer, adding to the mystery of this haunted workplace.