Two miles past Junction 3, Bagshot

On a January evening in 1985, a strange object was spotted in the skies near Bagshot. Heading towards London, on the M25 motorway, a driver caught sight of a saucer-shaped craft with a distinctive feature - its edges resembled those of a fifty pence piece. The object was observed for between five and eight minutes, giving the witness ample time to take in its details. At the front of the craft, white lights were visible, while blue lights shone at the rear. This sighting has remained a fascinating incident in the history of UFO reports in the UK.

Bull's Head Public House, Earlswoof

The Bull's Head Public House in Earlswood is said to be haunted by a rather unusual ghost - a lime kiln worker who met his demise back in the seventeenth century. This Surrey pub has a long history, and it's no surprise that a place of this age has a few stories to tell. Locals have whispered about strange occurrences and sightings for years, and it seems that the spirit of this kiln worker is still very much present.

Camberley Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst

Deep within the historic walls of Camberley Royal Military Academy, a ghostly presence has been captured. In November 2010, a phantom woman clad in Victorian or Edwardian attire materialised in an office. Her eerie appearance was short-lived, as she vanished suddenly around a corner leading to a locked door. The exact circumstances surrounding her disappearance remain a mystery, leaving behind only questions about her identity and purpose.

Lion Inn Inn, Thornton Heath

The Lion Inn in Thornton Heath is home to a rather unusual poltergeist known for causing a toast-like smell to waft through its older sections. This winter-active spirit is just one of several ghosts said to reside within the inn's walls, alongside reports of a phantom child, the ghost of a former serving girl, and an old regular customer. While the exact nature of these entities remains unclear, their presence contributes to the inn's reputation as a hub of paranormal activity.

Johnson's Wax Factory, Frimley

At Johnson's Wax Factory in Frimley, Surrey, a strange encounter took place in the 1970s. A fitter, carrying an armful of pipes, was about to pass through a door when he spotted a man in a blue suit heading in the same direction. The fitter shouted out, asking the suited man to hold the door open for him, but the man in the suit walked straight through the closed door. It wasn't until the following morning, when the fitter discussed the incident with others, that he learned the figure was believed to be the ghost of an accountant.

Teddington Studios, Teddington

Teddington Studios, a hub for television production, has been plagued by a series of bizarre occurrences. It all started in the early 2000s when Auction World TV moved in. Staff members began to experience strange happenings, including lighting rigs crashing to the ground without warning and doors locking themselves. One former worker even reported hearing voices outside his door, only to find no one around when he investigated. These unexplained events left many wondering if the studio was haunted.