Churchyard, Capel St Mary

Capel St Mary's sleepy churchyard was the unlikely setting for a chilling encounter in 1999. A witness staying nearby was startled to hear the unmistakable sound of children singing 'Ring a Ring of Roses' at half past midnight. The haunting melody seemed to emanate from within the churchyard itself. Intrigued and a bit concerned, the witness investigated further but couldn't find anyone. The sudden, unexplained presence of this childhood nursery rhyme in the dead of night left a lasting impression.

Near Little Chef restaurant, Darsham

In the quiet village of Darsham, Suffolk, a bizarre sighting took place in 2003 near the popular Little Chef restaurant. Two witnesses reported seeing a large, sandy coloured cat, remarkably similar to a lion or puma, basking in the early morning sun. The creature was spotted at Two Magpies Bakery, now a well known local business. This unusual sighting has left many questions unanswered, and the identity of the mysterious feline remains a mystery.

Best Western Priory Hotel, Bury Saint Edmunds

The Best Western Priory Hotel in Bury Saint Edmunds has a long history of paranormal activity. Guests and staff have reported sightings of an apparition in one of the hotel's bedrooms. The haunting is believed to be connected to the fact that the hotel was partially built on the burial ground of a medieval priory. Visitors can explore the hotel's historic grounds and get a glimpse into its rich past.

The Hare and Hounds Inn Inn, East Bergholt

The Hare and Hounds Inn in East Bergholt is home to a mischievous poltergeist known as Fred. This ghostly presence is characterised by its love of slamming doors, causing a ruckus in the evenings. While little is known about Fred's history, its antics have been reported by numerous patrons and staff members over the years. If you're feeling brave, drop by for a pint and see if you can catch a glimpse of this troublesome spirit.

Old Friary, East Bergholt

The Old Hall in East Bergholt, Suffolk, has a reputation for being one of the most haunted locations in the country. This historic building, originally a friary, was used as a barracks during the Second World War. It was here that soldiers reported strange occurrences, including doors that would open and close by themselves. One young soldier, just 18 years old, had a terrifying experience when he awoke to find a ghostly figure trying to strangle him. The shock was so intense that within 24 hours, his jet-black hair had turned white.

Slough Road, Brantham

Brantham, a small village in Suffolk, is home to a rather unusual paranormal sighting that took place on a evening in 1986. A brother and sister were the lucky - or perhaps unlucky - witnesses to a large, round, metal-looking object hovering above the field opposite their home on Slough Road. The object was adorned with blue and red lights around its sides and remained stationary for a full three minutes, giving the siblings ample time to take in the surreal scene. Before they knew it, the object vanished in a flash, leaving behind more questions than answers.