The Leaking Well, Dunhampton

The Leaking Well in Dunhampton, Worcestershire, has a reputation for being one of the town's most haunted locations. In recent years, the pub was plagued by strange occurrences, including sightings of a portly lady, whose photo hangs on the wall. Patrons and staff experienced problems with the electrical system, such as flickering lights and malfunctioning equipment. On one occasion, the swing doors to the kitchen started vibrating violently. The landlady attempted to capture evidence of the cause of these disturbances by setting up a video camera in the dining room and cellar, but the batteries died after just five minutes.

The Manor Arms Inn, Abberley

The Manor Arms Inn in Abberley is steeped in history and local legend. One of the most enduring tales is that of the Grey Lady, a woman who lived during the Stuart or Georgian period. According to village lore, she fell pregnant outside of wedlock, resulting in her being shunned by society. The tragic consequences of this societal pressure led to the Grey Lady's untimely demise and that of her baby. Witnesses have reported seeing a apparition in Stuart or Georgian attire wandering around Abberley, including The Manor Arms Inn.

Hadley Bowling Green Inn, Hadley

The Hadley Bowling Green Inn, a charming 16th-century inn, has been the site of paranormal activity for centuries. Staff and visitors have reported strange occurrences, including hearing footsteps in empty rooms and finding chairs moved seemingly by an unseen hand. The most commonly cited explanation is that the inn is haunted by the ghost of a highwayman who was caught and likely executed on the premises.