The Big Black Boots -The tv was placed into the area under the bay window. Her attention was soon drawn to under the television set as she noticed a rather large pair of polished black boots-  Read more

2 Haunted Pubs in the Cotswolds, Gloucestershire -Joseph wrote to me about The Bull as he was once the landlord there, back in the 1970’s. The Bull had plenty of regular guests who stayed over and this particular morning, it was a regular guest that Joseph noticed. This guest, who worked as a scientist, just sat at his table but was not eating anything and he was just staring ahead of him.- Read more

The Ghost of Winchcombe, Gloucestershire -A newspaper report in 1949 told of the upcoming radio programme, called ‘Ghosts’, which featured the lonely encounter of Mr W Bassett-Green in the Cotswold town of Winchcombe- Read more

The Hostel Stay from Hell -located in the Forest of Dean, St Briavels was part of a 12th century castle and is now a youth hostel and it's said to be very haunted - Read more

Bizarre Happenings at Belas Knap - Chris and his friend Jimmy, decided to spend that evening at Belas Knapp. They were making themselves comfortable, close to the long barrow, when a noise became audible to them- Read more

The Strange Humanoid Encounter Tewkesbury -A reader of the Mystical Times Blog website wrote and told me of a very strange encounter that he and a friend experienced several years ago, on the outskirts of Tewkesbury. read more

Ghosts and Hauntings of Tewkesbury- The Hauntings of The Black Bear Inn, Tewkesbury- a newspaper report from 1939.Horses clattering down the street and into the lounge of a building which was once known as the Black Bear of Warwick ”

A man, dressed in an ancient riding habit with a flowing coat, appears in an upstairs bedroom of the old house. Read more

Ghosts and Hauntings of Tewkesbury- Tewkesbury Abbey- You can imagine the history that has happened around the 900 year old abbey in Tewkesbury and if its walls could talk, it could tell you many things, but it's the people who have witnessed ghostly activity inside and on the grounds of the abbey, that can make you wonder if the lives of those who worked and lived on the grounds, have a story that needs to be told- read more

The Ghosts and Hauntings of Tewkesbury- Tolsey Lane- One of the oldest roads in Tewkesbury is Tolsey Lane, which has had some very strange experiences reported. Where the narrowest part Tolsey Lane meets the High Street, there is a building which once housed a branch of a well known UK retailer of newspapers. Read more...

The Ghosts and Hauntings of Tewkesbury- The Royal Hop Pole Hauntings- The Royal Hop Pole is now a chain owned pub and restaurant, which is situated on Church Street. The building dates back to medieval times and was, at one time, two separate buildings; a private residence and a coaching inn. It is also mentioned by Charles Dickens, in The Pickwick Papers...read more

The Ghosts and Hauntings of Tewkesbury- The Grey Man Haunting - Let's pay a visit to a haunted building in Tewkesbury in Church Street, where the British Legion Club once had its premises. It was during the 1960’s when the steward and stewardess of the club, Mr & Mrs Steer told a local newspaper that the premises had a ghost and that they nicknamed it The Man in Grey, due to him being totally grey in appearance with no discernible features, just the shape of a man…read more

The Haunted Rectory- It was in 1947 when the Cheales family, Mr Cheales, his wife and their 2 small daughters moved to Wyck Rissington Rectory. Mr Cheales had served as an army chaplain during WWII so now was a good time to find a parish where all the family could live together... Read more

The Grey Ladies of Gloucestershire It would seem that the sightings of Grey Ladies are usually witnessed in older houses and always seem to be linked with a sad and tragic tale of centuries ago.. Read more

Ghostly Goings on in the Cotswolds-There is a centuries old vicarage in the Cotswolds, Gloucestershire, and it is said to be haunted by four different ghosts. The vicarage is situated by the Thames River, but doesn't include the ghost of a Grey Lady, who has been seen floating above the river. Read more

The Hauntings of Gloucester Blackfriars- In the 1960s, Blackfriars became under guardianship and was to be restored. The craftsmen who were employed to carry out the restorations began feeling a bit more involved with the history of the building and a local newspaper reported the ghostly goings on. Read more

Strange Happenings at Belas Knap Long Barrow- This 5,000 year old long barrow was partially restored and the chambers were opened up and now members of the public can visit and enter the barrow. It may be of no surprise that strange sights have been witnessed here- read more

The Poltergeist of Westgate Street- 37 Westgate Street in Gloucester was once where the local Anglian Windows company had a branch but in the late 1980s, it was home to some very strange happenings indeed. Read more

The Horror of Hare Lane- There was a bicycle repair shop on Hare Lane, Gloucester, back in the day when the bicycle was used as daily transport and one lucky young man, Mr Howell, was taken on at this shop to learn how to repair bicycles. Howell was mainly working in the workshop, which was in the cellar, below the shop- read more

The Ghostly Hounds of Gloucestershire -This incident was reported to a local Gloucestershire newspaper in 1950. It happened near Little Badminton, in a wooded area. A group of 4 people, who were 2 married couples, decided to go on an all night ramble in the wooded area- read more

Five Go Ghost Hunting in Gloucestershire-It was on the night of a full moon on October 24th, 1950 when 5 young men, all in their early twenties, decided they were going to seek out the ghosts that had been witnessed throughout the decades at an ancient barn that was said to have been a Saxon church. Read more

The Ghosts of Nether Lypiatt Manor- Sightings of a ghostly Blacksmith riding a horse are said to be seen on every January 25th. Here's the story and history behind the hauntings and the people who once lived there- read more

The Tewkesbury Abbey Ghosts - There are also ghostly monks who are seen inside the abbey. These were the men who were ejected from their monastery during the dissolution so it's no surprise their ghostly figures are seen from time to time. Read more

The Housesitting Horror- It was in the mid 1980’s when Derek and Miranda were asked to dog and house sit for their friends. Their friends lived in a rather lovely, historic house; Georgian and Jacobean in style but built over a previous building so the cellars were Elizabethan. Read more

The Ghost Children of the Railway Tracks-The backstory behind these ghostly children has its roots on the day of 13th of October in 1928. A night mail train, travelling between Leeds to Bristol and had passengers aboard, was approaching Charfield station in the early hours- read more

Idsall House, Prestbury- There have been some ghostly incidents at this property. Are they related to those who had lived there? - read more

The Black Abbot Spectre of Prestbury- There are several entities that seem to appear the most. One of these is said to be an Abbot, commonly known as The Black Abbot- read more

Prestbury House -The first paranormal experience that I’m writing about may have been a Timeslip. This happened in the 1930’s at Prestbury House on a street called The Burgage- read more

The Hauntings of Arlingham - A picturesque Gloucestershire village with some very interesting ghosts; The Grey Lady, The White Lady and a ghostly funeral procession - Read more

A Day Out In the Most Haunted Village in the UK -Prestbury, Gloucestershire- Find out just what happened down a spooky lane on a Summers day to paranormal author Ruth Roper Wylde and myself - Read more

Ghosts and Hauntings of Tewkesbury- The Old Police Station-This building is on Barton Street, was built in the 1960’s and on the site where there once stood 2 Medieval cottages. The old police station is now 2 houses. During the years it was used as a police station, there were 2 notable spooky incidents-read more

Ghosts and Hauntings of Tewkesbury- The Black Bear - Said to be the oldest pub in Gloucestershire and the third oldest in the country, this building has seen many changes in its 700 plus history, so no surprise, it is also said to be very haunted. Read more

The Poltergeist House, Stow on the Wold- During the years of 1963 to 1964, a semi-detached house in Chapel Street, Stow on the Wold, was the scene of some very disturbing poltergeist activity. There was a family of three who resided in the property - read more

Ghosts and Hauntings of Tewkesbury- The Berkeley Arms, Church Street -The Berkeley Arms is housed within a 3 storey building that dates from 1467 with the cellar walls being from around the 11th century and is full of oak beams, open fires and a ghostly tale as you would expect from a building of this age. Read more

Ghosts and Hauntings of Tewkesbury-Warwick House, Church Street- The first spooky building I want to tell you about is the 16th-c building called Warwick House. It’s a Grade II listed building and is located on Church Street- read more

The Brockeridge Common Ghost Sightings- Back in 1935, many people witnessed one of the ghosts that were said to roam this common. A local newspaper to Tewkesbury had a letter sent to them, with one witnesses account of their experience- read more

Ghost Reports of Yesteryear in Gloucestershire Here are some stories of ghosts reported by various Gloucestershire newspapers ranging from 1851 to 1925- Read more

The Captain- Station Hotel, Gloucester This ghostly experience happened at The Station Hotel in Gloucester, Gloucestershire back in 2018 read more

Haunted Alleyway, Cheltenham On the dark nights of January there is said to be a ghostly figure that roams in the narrow alley that runs behind the houses on St. Phillips Street, Cheltenham- read more

The Drummer Boy- Tudor House Hotel, Tewkesbury It was several years ago when I stayed at the Tudor House hotel. On this occasion, we stayed 2 nights read more

Haunted Retail Property, Gloucester Now we go over to Gloucester, to the theatre that once stood on Westgate Street, The Theatre Royal. The theatre was built in 1791 by John Boles Watson - read more 

Littledean Hall, Forest of Dean Littledean Hall is said to originate from the 5th century, when it was originally a Saxon hall then a church to- read more