Ixworth Rectory, Ixworth

Ixworth Rectory has been home to a restless spirit since 1919. The Rector of the parish during World War I, overcome with grief, is said to have succumbed to a broken heart following the mysterious disappearance of his wife. His presence has been felt by successive rectors, who have reported sightings of him wandering the rectory's halls. The atmosphere is heavy with sorrow, and it's little wonder that the latest incumbents have caught glimpses of this troubled soul.

Lane near Ladybrick barn, Badwell Ash

In the quiet Suffolk countryside, near the village of Badwell Ash, a strange phenomenon was reported in the 1960s. A ghostly lantern was seen slowly moving down a rural lane, near the Ladybrick barn, and towards parked cars. The eerie sight was understandably unsettling for those who witnessed it. However, as with many such sightings, the explanation was eventually found to be more mundane than paranormal. The movement of the lantern was attributed to an optical illusion created by the nearby houses.

Road through the village, Pakenham

In the quiet village of Pakenham, Suffolk, a strange encounter took place on a winter's night in 2003. A driver of a VW van was travelling through the village when a cat, enormous in size, crossed the road in front of him. Described as being the size of a retriever, this was no ordinary feline. The driver's unexpected encounter left him with a vivid memory of a most unusual creature.

Church, Stanton

Stanton Church in Suffolk is home to a bizarre and unexplained phenomenon - the moving coffins of the French family vault. In the 1850s, the vault was opened to inter a recently deceased family member, only to be found in disarray. The coffins had been moved from their places, sparking speculation about an otherworldly force at work. The vault was tidied and sealed, but five years later, the seal was broken and the heavy coffins had moved again.

Road towards Thetford, Great Livermere

On the winding road towards Thetford, in the quaint village of Great Livermere, a spine-tingling sighting has been reported by numerous drivers. A phantom lady dressed in a flowing red gown is said to suddenly appear in the path of oncoming traffic, only to vanish into thin air just before impact. This eerie phenomenon has left many motorists shaken, wondering if they really did see what they thought they did. The lady in red is not the only ghostly presence haunting these rural roads, as a phantom cyclist is also rumoured to roam the village, although accounts vary about the type of bicycle he rides.

Rectory, Great Livermere

Great Livermere Rectory, a charming residence in Suffolk, is said to be haunted by a ghostly face that has been seen by multiple people over the years. The face, described as pink and hot, was first spotted by author M R James as a child, who looked out of his window to see the eerie visage staring back at him from the outside wall. This unsettling apparition has been seen by others, including a local woman who appeared on a 1995 TV programme about James, claiming that several people had witnessed apparitions in the area outside the rectory.