Wren HQ, Sandbank

Wren HQ in Sandbank, Highlands, was the scene of a bizarre and intriguing poltergeist haunting back in June 1945. It was here that a series of inexplicable events took place, centred around a laundry area where towels were mysteriously tossed from a cupboard. But that wasnt the only strange occurrence - a teapot was seen to lift itself off a table and smash a cup held by a woman, while a kettle moved unaided from the hob to the floor. These events were apparently triggered by one woman, and interestingly, the activity stopped after she received medical treatment.

Mad O'Rourkes Pie Factory, Dudley

Mad O'Rourkes Pie Factory in Dudley is said to be haunted by three ghosts. The cellars of this former industrial site are reportedly home to Nobby, a possible former landlord who is said to have taken his own life on the premises. He's known to appear wearing black and has been seen tugging at the shirts of men in the toilets. Visitors have also reported hearing the sound of a little girl singing and running up the stairs, laughing. A third ghost, described as a spectral cavalier, has also been spotted. These paranormal sightings have been ongoing, with no specific date or time reported.

Straits Road, Lower Gornal

On a frosty winter morning in 1994, a postal worker was making her way down Straits Road in Lower Gornal when she spotted a young man with an unsettlingly pale complexion. He was dressed in an orange t-shirt and jeans, which seemed inadequate for the chilly weather. The man carried a small bag and walked past the postal worker, their eyes meeting briefly, but he didn't speak. What struck the worker as particularly odd was the man's extremely pale skin, which lingered in her memory long after he vanished into thin air.

Crooked House Public House, Himley

The Crooked House Public House in Himley was once home to a rather mischievous spirit known as Polly. This historic pub, sadly destroyed by fire in August 2023, had a reputation for paranormal activity centred around a serving girl named Polly. While details of her story are scarce, Polly's presence was evidently felt by those who visited or worked at the Crooked House. The pub's unusual history and architecture likely contributed to its haunted reputation, making it a fascinating case for paranormal enthusiasts.

St John's Vaults Public House, Wolverhampton

St John's Vaults Public House in Wolverhampton is home to a rather eerie presence. Locals and visitors alike have reported sightings of a ghostly woman dressed in blue, drifting around the property. This spectral figure is thought to be the ghost of a woman who met a tragic end, jumping to her death from the upper part of the building. Her presence is often accompanied by ghostly footsteps, adding to the sense of unease that pervades this historic pub.

Disused railway line, Wolverhampton

The disused railway line in Wolverhampton has been the site of some strange occurrences over the years. One of the most bizarre incidents took place back in the early 1980s when a large brown cat, described as a puma, was blamed for attacking a dog being walked by a child. The creature was seen walking along the disused rail tracks on several occasions, leaving locals scratching their heads as to where it came from and what it was doing there.