Category: Staffordshire

 Sounds spooky Naughty nun spectre at town studio Music lovers using a recording studio in Rugeley have discovered the ‘truth is out there’, with claims the ghost of a naughty nun is causing havoc. Since

 Chilling tales as the ghost-hunters gather. Behind the doors of No. 10… things that go bump in the night. Special report by Sue Robinson. Two former tenants of a small terraced council house in Wilnecote

 “Snarling” council house ghost terrifies city mother. A terrified mother claimed today that her corporation home was haunted by a snarling ghost. And as she sat with her arms around one of her five children,

 The ghost in a council house. A fmaily have asked to be moved from their council house because, they say, the house is haunted. Cannock rural council has agreed to move them from th ehouse

Stone-throwing extraordinary. On Wednesday and Thursday evenings the inhabitants of Bedford-street suffered considerable loss and annoyance through the breakage of their windows by some, at present undiscovered miscreants. The plan of these diabolical operations seems

 The houseproud ghost. Ethel Joynson liked to have everything about the house just so. She was a houseproud sort of person. When she died, her old spick-and-span place became the home of the Heath family.

 Antique setting for ‘ghost’. A Lichfield antiques shop is getting ready to do battle with real ghosts and ghouls as Hallowe’en approaches. The Cathedral Antique Centre in Dam Street has been pestered by a spectre

Mum tells of ‘rape’ by evil ghost in icy house of horrors. By Bill Daniels and Adrian Shaw.  A weeping wife told a judge yesterday that she and her husband refused to pay money owing

 Council re-houses ‘haunted’ family. Mystery power shatters glass. By Andrew Hewitt. A bad-tempered poltergeist has driven a family of five out of their Leek council house. Twenty-nine-year-old Mrs Julie Patalong got up last Saturday morning

 The strange story of a haunted flat. A terrified mother tells of two weird years with a ghost. Mrs Rose Begley, who did not wish to be identified by a photograph, opens the door of