On other occasions, the phantom of an elderly woman can be seen. It is believed that she accidentally set herself on fire while sleeping. The Schoolmaster Some years later, in 1992, three drivers reported hitting someone who ran into the road at night, but there was no evidence or a body to be found. His famous creation inspired Ian Fleming's classic children's book with a flying car of the same name. After a launch event, featuring welcome talks and a minutes silence on Saturday 11 November at 11:00, and the installation will play between 15:30 and 23:00 each day.

Tradition tells that, in life, he was the Captain of a 19th century ship that foundered and sank in the Swale. Managing to clamber onto the mud flats, he dragged himself towards the lights of a little weather-boarded cottage that he could see in the distance. Cold and exhausted, he banged upon the door. Unwilling to open his door at such a late hour, the owner shouted at him to go away. When he opened his door the next morning, he found the stranger dead on the door step and, it appears, he unwittingly admitted the Captain's spirit who has been resident at the property ever since. In Day Street, west Hull, a little girl reported to her family time and time again that she had seen three ghostly skeletons. We can't guarantee spiritual or ghostly activity but we can guarantee that everything you experience will be 100% real. He didn't believe in ghosts or anything like that. He thought it was a load of nonsense," she added. "He sat there and just said 'I'm going, I've got to get out of here and he just ran to the door'. Obviously, there has been much good at this priory, but it was also the sight of many morally questionable deeds, which may account for the tempestuous relationship between this world and the unseen world which exists in the area.

A battle involving the legendary Julius Caesar against the Celts is said to have taken place in Bridge in the 1st century. The ghostly chariot tale is seemingly associated with the ancient battle. Marching through the fog, a column of Roman soldiers are said to have been seen at the ruins of the Roman fort near Sandwich. The park was converted from a country estate about 300 years ago but Mote House, the park’s stately home, was left untouched. It is believed this ghost is that of 22-year-old bride Suzanne Browne, who was killed with two friends in a road traffic accident near the bridge over the Old Chatham Road on the eve of her wedding on November 19, 1965. The long since closed pub in 49 High Street is Grade II listed and had a reputation of being haunted by the ghost of a monk that was blamed for smashing glasses.

It was at the Wellington Gardens home of William Bee, off Anlaby Road, that the strange spirit tappings were heard. He reported it to the Hull press, which in turn went national, then international, with newspapers discussing the case. On another occasion he witnessed the pedestrians again, walking across the road, however this time a car drove straight through them. 'Girl suddenly appeared in front of car' Join in the fun in Faversham by dressing up your dog and taking part in the first ever Howl-O-Ween dog parade around the town centre on Saturday 29th October. The parade will start at 11am outside Ollie Bongo's in Market Place. The Mayor and Mayoress of Faversham will then lead the parade around town accompanied by Fang, a life size scary hound! There will be prizes for the scariest dog, scariest dressed family and best dressed shop window display. Make it a family event and dress up the kids and canines – you won't want to miss this one! Dress up in your spookiest attire and head to Kent Life Heritage Farm Park (Image: Kent Life Heritage Farm Park)Her family rubbished the idea until Friday, August 23 1935, when the Hull Daily Mail reported that a dig on Day street, with a view to installing petrol pumps at Riley’s Dairies, unearthed three skeletons. Read More Related Articles According to legend, anyone who is unfortunate enough to see the ghost of Nell Cook will die soon after.