Kings Norton Park, Birmingham

Kings Norton Park is a beautiful green space in south Birmingham, but beware, for it's said to be haunted by a mysterious figure. A dark shape, resembling a man, has been spotted crossing the park, leaving visitors to wonder who or what it could be. The park's playground is also home to a strange phenomenon - a swing that's been known to rock back and forth, even on windless nights. It's a chilling experience that has left many to ponder the existence of the paranormal.

Outside Sarehole Mill, Birmingham

Sarehole Mill, a charming 18th-century mill on the outskirts of Birmingham, is said to be haunted by a mysterious figure. One morning in 2006, a driver caught a glimpse of a hazy figure walking behind a lady on the street in front of the mill. The transparent figure seemed to distort the street behind it, much like a mirage. The witness noted that the shape of the head was round and reminiscent of a helmet. This fleeting sighting has left many wondering about the identity and purpose of this ghostly apparition.

Kang's Discount Store, Birmingham

Kang's Discount Store in Birmingham has a rather sweet and strange reputation. It's said that several people saw a lollypop float up and move itself out of the shop. We're not sure what to make of it, but it's certainly an unusual claim. The store's location in the heart of Birmingham city centre means it's seen its fair share of foot traffic over the years, but this incident remains one of its most bizarre and enduring legends.

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'.

Road between town and Elmdon Heath, Solihull

On a stretch of road between Solihull town and Elmdon Heath, a bizarre incident took place in 1907 that would leave locals scratching their heads. It started with reports of a phantom figure clad in white, said to be wandering the road at night. The story might have been dismissed as a mere ghost story, but then a worker was found walking along the road by police, wearing white clothing. It turned out he did it to ensure he was visible to motorcyclists.

Court Oak Public House, Birmingham

Deep in the heart of Harborne, the Court Oak Public House stands as a hub of local life, but beware, for it's said to be haunted by a mischievous spirit known as Corky. This phantom is famed for smashing bottles of cheap wine in the cellar, a peculiar antics that has left many a visitor scratching their heads. They say Corky also likes to manifest behind the counter, taking the form of a male in his sixties, a sighting that can be both startling and intriguing.