A435, Alcester

On the A435 near Alcester's historic Coughton Court, a rather eerie apparition has been spotted by multiple motorists. This ghostly figure, known as the Lady in the Raincoat, appears as a pale, middle-aged woman clad in a beige raincoat. She has been seen standing by the roadside, and on occasion, steps into the road only to vanish into thin air. One driver reported a particularly harrowing encounter, claiming to have hit the ghostly figure with his car; fortunately, he escaped without harm. This wasn't an isolated incident, as a local villager revealed that several people had encountered the ghost within the same month.

Coughton Court, Alcester

Coughton Court, a stunning 15th-century country house in Warwickshire, is said to be haunted by the ghost of a woman known as the Pink Lady. This elusive apparition was reportedly exorcised in the early 1900s, but her presence still lingers, or so it seems. Guests and staff have claimed to have seen her in the Tapestry Bedroom area, although sightings have been few and far between in recent years. Her footsteps echoing down the corridors are said to be a more frequent occurrence, leaving many to wonder if she's still trying to make her presence known.

Lord Nelson Public House, Alcester

The Lord Nelson Public House in Alcester, Warwickshire, has a reputation for being haunted. A local rumour claims that a secret tunnel runs from the pub to a nearby religious site, adding to the intrigue. Although details are sketchy, the pub's paranormal activity has been a topic of interest. As of May 2019, the pub was closed, but its haunted history remains. The exact nature of the haunting is unclear, but the presence of a secret tunnel has sparked imagination and curiosity among locals and paranormal enthusiasts.

Town Hall, Alcester

In the heart of Alcester, a historic market town in Warwickshire, lies the Alcester Town Hall, a hub of community activity for centuries. It's here that a rather unusual and unexplained incident took place in the 2000s. A table was reportedly thrown at a visitor, leaving them shaken but thankfully unharmed. What's more, strange sounds were heard coming from empty rooms, adding to the mystery and intrigue of this poltergeist activity.

Ragley Hall, Alcester

Ragley Hall, a grand country house in Warwickshire, is said to be haunted by the ghost of a woman in white. She appears at midnight, sitting for a while before moving off to a nearby stream to drink. This eerie apparition has been reported by multiple witnesses, leaving many to wonder about the story behind this phantom lady. What could be her connection to Ragley Hall, and why does she reappear at this specific location every night?

Whispering Witch shop, Alcester

In the heart of Alcester, a quaint market town in Warwickshire, lies the Whispering Witch shop, a hub for all things paranormal and mystical. However, it's not just the shop's eccentric wares that draw visitors in - a mischievous presence known as the Tutting Lady is said to reside within its walls. This ghostly entity has been known to make its presence felt, often accompanied by a strange, tutting sound. It's said that the Tutting Lady isn't the only paranormal presence here, as something in the basement has been known to push and poke unsuspecting visitors.