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What’s your story?
Here at Uncanny UK, we are always pleased to receive genuine accounts of encounters with the supernatural.
Perhaps you have seen a ghost, glimpsed a fairy or caught sight of a strange creature prowling through the countryside.
If you have had a weird experience, or can report one had by a relative, we’ll be very interested to hear about it. Uncanny UK is the place to record previously undocumented supernatural encounters.
Please send your story to: editor@uncannyuk.com
Tag Archives: ghosts of London
Adelphi Theatre ghost is seen again
According to comedian Jason Mansford, William Terriss, the famous Adelphi Theatre ghost, has utilised 21st century communications technology to make his presence known again. A fascinating first-hand account of a new sighting of one of London’s best-known ghosts unexpectedly cropped … Continue reading
Top 50 Most Haunted Places in Britain – 1
Uncanny UK editor Richard Holland reaches the top of his chart of the most haunted places in Britain. 1. TOWER OF LONDON: City of London One of the most anciently inhabited sites in Britain and a fortress even before the … Continue reading
Posted in Ghosts, Top 50
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Builders spooked and a monk that’s worth his salt
Dramatic disturbances in a haunted flat in Chelsea plus a very unusual phenomenon recorded in a Welsh pub Continue reading
Posted in Ghosts, Uncategorized
Tagged Chelsea ghost, Denbighshire, ghost monk, Ghosts of Britain, ghosts of Denbighsire, ghosts of London, ghosts of Wales, haunted Chelsea, Haunted Clwyd, haunted Denbighshire, haunted London, haunted Wales, London ghosts, phantom monk, Pwll Gwyn, spectral monk
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Acting tips from a ghost
The spirit of a famous clown is said to haunt the Drury Lane Theatre, in London Continue reading