Ettrick Hall, Ettrick

Ettrick Hall once stood proudly at the top of Ettrick Water, but its grandeur was short-lived. The story goes that James Anderson, in his haste to build his dream home, demolished several cottages, leaving the villagers homeless and penniless. The locals, understandably upset, placed a curse on the hall, predicting that it wouldn't stand for long. And they were right - all trace of the hall has long since vanished, leaving behind only whispers of a centuries-old revenge.

Just after Forth Road Bridge slip road, M90 west

On a summer evening in 2002, a driver travelling west on the M90 had a most unsettling experience. As he approached the Forth Road Bridge slip road, he noticed an Austin Allegro in front of him. But this was no ordinary car - its front was damaged, and an elderly couple, a man in a grey flat cap and an old lady, were seated inside. The driver overtook the Allegro, but as he pulled into the lane in front of it, he was shocked to find that the car had vanished into thin air. There were no junctions or turn-offs nearby, and the Austin Allegro had not overtaken him.

Between town and Lickey Hills, Halesowen

Deep in the heart of the West Midlands, where the rolling hills of Lickey meet the outskirts of Halesowen, a chilling legend has long been whispered about. They say that in days of old, when wild boars roamed free, the Devil himself would emerge from the shadows to hunt with his hell hounds. This eerie entourage would patrol the rural landscape, striking fear into the hearts of any unfortunate soul who dared to catch a glimpse. It's said that those who witnessed this unholy procession would be plagued by terrifying nightmares, as if the very fabric of their minds had been disturbed by the encounter.

Oldnall Road, Halesowen

Oldnall Road in Halesowen has a reputation for being a spot of paranormal activity, particularly at night. Locals have reported a number of strange incidents, including accidents and near misses, which have been attributed to the ghost of a young Victorian girl. She is said to be around five years old and has been blamed for causing trouble on this stretch of road. While there are no confirmed sightings, the girl's presence is often felt by motorists and pedestrians who claim to have experienced unexplained events.

Black Horse Public House, Billingham

Deep in the heart of Billingham, Yorkshire, the Black Horse Public House stands as a hub of local life, but few patrons are aware of the mischievous spirit that resides within its walls. This poltergeist, known as the Beer Barrel Mover, has been causing quite a stir since 1998, particularly in the cellar area where it's said to move things around with a menacing intent. The story goes that this restless spirit is a murder victim from the early 1990s who has become lost, desperately trying to find 'the other side'.

Shenley Lane, Wedley Castle

Wedley Castle, a place shrouded in mystery and paranormal activity, has been the site of a most unusual haunting. In March 1978, a story that would captivate the nation began to unfold. Jenny Price, a resident of a house down Shenley Lane, reported encountering a ghostly lover. For a period of three years, this spectral being made its presence known, in a manner that was both intimate and inexplicable. The News of the World covered the story, bringing it to the attention of a wider audience.