Ghosts of Cannock Chase: Terrifying reports of paranormal activity from the UK’s most haunted town (Lee Brickley's Paranormal X-Files)

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It contains many never-before published investigations of my own into some of the most scary supernatural happenings people have reported. These are places steeped in history, myths and legends, from cursed trees to vampires and werewolves. The entirety of one certain village has earned a spooky reputation over the years, and whilst you might assume every cemetery could be haunted to some degree, there’s one in particular that trumps the others.” The spookiest outdoor spaces in the UK Apart from a café, it is creepily empty. Allegedly, a ‘Blue Lady’ is known for luring in passers-by, only for them to fall of their death. A spokesperson for the firm said: “With Halloween around the corner, we’ve researched and revealed some of the scariest outdoor spaces in the country.

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We couldn't find the child anywhere and so stopped to catch our breath, that's when I turned round and saw a girl stood behind me, no more than 10 years old, with her hands over her eyes, like she was waiting for a birthday cake. He said he glimpsed "a grey figure" and asked if others had seen anything similar. Several people replied describing a variety of ghosts said to haunt the cemetery or the adjoining Swains Lane.However, according to the list put together by GardeningExpress.co.uk to mark the build-up to Halloween, it also has a dark side. The Battle of Rowton Moor took place here during the English Civil War in 1645 and it appears to have left its mark on the land. A link is often made between the ‘atmosphere’ at Heligan and the amount of staff that were lost during the First World War.

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Around 2 months ago my daughter and I were walking through Birches Valley (an area well known for it's spectral sightings) when we heard the screams of a young child. I couldn't tell if it was a boy or a girl, but they definitely seemed in distress and sounded very close to us, so we instantly started running towards the noise. Most famously, it's known for its 'werewolf' sightings and, according to myths, the monster prowls the outskirts of Stafford.Several of the witnesses claim the creature sprang up on its hind legs and ran into the nearby bushes when it was spotted. Legend has it that there’s one sinister “Death Tree” within the grounds which should be avoided at all costs. Hundreds of the 10,000 men who fought there died - and it’s now said that the ghosts of the dead soldiers are spotted near the boating lake on the anniversary of the battle on May 13.