St Edmund Arrowsmith: Lancashire’s Martyr, Miracle Worker and Mystery
Two chilling legends linked to St Edmund Arrowsmith reveal a story of martyrdom, miracles, and murder in Lancashire’s haunted past, writes RACHAEL ELIZABETH
Two chilling legends linked to St Edmund Arrowsmith reveal a story of martyrdom, miracles, and murder in Lancashire’s haunted past, writes RACHAEL ELIZABETH
Rob Kirkup’s Ghosts of the North East is a gripping, well-researched journey into the haunted history of one of the UK’s spookiest regions, writes DAVID SAUNDERSON
A viral video sparked ghost rumours in Manchester’s Castlefield House, revealing how even modern office blocks can become the stage for eerie tales — real or not
St Werburgh – who went on to become Chester’s patron saint – tamed a flock of geese… and raised one from the dead
Step into The Leeds Library, where history lives on the shelves and a ghostly librarian is said to roam its shadowed aisles
The Sun Inn in Hitchin teems with paranormal activity, from a laughing green-corseted lady to sudden scratches and unseen hands, writes Emma Saunders, from Ghostly Gatherings
Cardiff’s history hides chilling tales of poltergeists – objects flying, voices in the dark, and chaos that still defies explanation
The Kent landscape that inspired Stig of the Dump connects a beloved children’s book to eerie local legends of time-slips and ghostly figures, writes NEIL NIXON
Eerie Edinburgh’s Wayne Gilbert talks to JOHN TANTALON about his love of hauntings, spooky history and Edinburgh’s ghostly legends
From her first haunting in Tring to leading a 17-strong team, Emma of Ghostly Gatherings keeps the Home Counties’ ghostly past alive.
Owlpen Manor in Gloucestershire mixes Tudor elegance with ghostly legends, offering a brilliant haunting glimpse into England’s royal and paranormal history
A ghostly video from a Broadstairs bookshop-bar raised questions about the paranormal, only to reveal a surprising explanation, writes NEIL NIXON
Crumlin Road Gaol’s oppressive energy, ghostly apparitions and haunted history make it one of Belfast’s most terrifying locations, says guest writer HAUNTED CHARLIE HALL
H.G. Wells’ The Man Who Could Work Miracles 1937 is a whimsical British fantasy that blends satire, spectacle, and a cosmic cautionary tale, writes TERRY SHERWOOD
Worthing in West Sussex may be best known for its seaside charm, but beneath the cheerful promenade and bustling shops lies a darker side…
Cardiff’s Rummer Tavern is a historic pub older than the streets it overlooks, complete with an eerie ghost story that would thrill anyone drawn to the paranormal
Fancy a pint with a ghost in a haunted Nottingham pub? These spooky inns and taverns are famed for serving up great beer… and even better spirits
Aylestone Hall’s many spectral sighting have seen it become known as one of Leicestershire’s most haunted places
Mary Bateman was a self-styled Yorkshire witch who robbed her clients until her dark schemes led her to the gallows, writes guest writer HUNTER MATTACKS
Richard O’Connor’s Paranormal Black Country uncovers ghost stories from the West Midlands’ haunted industrial past, writes DAVID SAUNDERSON Amberley Publishing seems to have become the go-to destination for authors delving into the Black Country’s rich, spooky folk history and dark tales. I’ve collected several books on the subject now, and each new title adds another … Read more
Think you know City Varieties Music Hall in Leeds? Wait until you meet the ghosts still performing after dark…
Emily Brontë’s haunting poem Spellbound reveals how her Gothic style channels emotional turmoil into a powerful lesson on inner strength, writes WILLIAM BOVE
Take yourself on this Spooky Bristol Ghost Tour and uncover the hauntings, legends, and dark secrets lurking in the city’s oldest streets
Towers Asylum in Leicester is said to be haunted by the spirits of its troubled past, with ghost sightings and chilling paranormal activity continuing even after its closure