Royal George Road, Burgess Hill

On Royal George Road in Burgess Hill, a rather unusual sighting took place in the mid 1990s. A male witness was outside when he heard the sound of aircraft engines and looked up to see a 737 aircraft briefly appear in a gap in the clouds. What happened next was even more extraordinary. The 737 was closely followed by another craft that was twice its size and had a distinctive boomerang shape with squared wing tips. This larger craft was dark grey or black in colour and left the witness wondering if he had really seen what he thought he had.

Rocky lane, Hayward's Heath

On a typical day in 1995, a driver travelling down Rocky Lane in Hayward's Heath witnessed something that would leave them bewildered. As they drove home for lunch, a large aircraft, possibly a Second World War bomber, seemed to pass overhead and descend towards a nearby railway line. The witness thought the craft had crashed, so they quickly got out of the car and ran over to a brick wall which had obscured the view of the falling aircraft. But to their surprise, there was nothing there. It was then that they realised the aircraft had been completely silent as it passed above.

Ha! Ha! Bar, Brighton

The Ha! Ha! Bar in Brighton's Pavilion Buildings has a reputation for being one of the most haunted venues in town. It all started in early 2001 when the owners had had enough of the strange occurrences and called in the ghost hunters. Glasses were smashing and unexplained noises were being heard, making it clear that something was amiss. The bar's lively atmosphere was being disrupted by a force that seemed to be making its presence known. The owners were understandably concerned and sought help to get to the bottom of the mystery.

Butler's Green House, Cuckfield

The Coach & Horses haunting is set in Butler's Green House in Cuckfield, Sussex. This eerie phenomenon centres around a phantom coach and horses that are said to reenact a tragic journey. According to the legend, the coach and its team of horses once arrived too late to save a young girl who had taken her own life in the local pond. Consumed by guilt, the coach now makes its return journey, reliving the moment of its failure to save her.

King's Head Public House, Cuckfield

The King's Head Public House in Cuckfield is home to a rather intriguing and eerie presence. They say the ghost is of a woman known as Geranium Jane, who met her untimely demise in a rather unusual and tragic accident. According to local legend, Jane was having an affair with a former landlord when he accidentally dropped a pot of geraniums on her head from an upstairs window. It's said that her spirit still roams the pub, but she only appears to men who are being unfaithful to their wives.

Cuckfield Park, Cuckfield

Cuckfield Park, a beautiful and historic site, is home to the restless spirit of Anne Sergison. Her ghost has been spotted wandering the grounds and surrounding areas for nearly two centuries, with reports dating back to 1830. What's remarkable about Anne's haunting is that she died in 1848, yet her presence is still felt today. Locals and visitors alike have caught glimpses of her, often mistaking her for a living person. Her apparition is a manifestation of the living, a curious phenomenon that has puzzled paranormal enthusiasts for years.