GHOSTLY GATHERINGS

The oldest part of the museum, The Tudor House, situated in Church Street, Aylesbury, dates back to the 1470's. It was owned then by the Fraternity, who also owned almshouses & hospitals and carried out charitable work. In the 1750's it was refurbished in the Georgian style and again in the 1990's much as how we see it today.
There are stories told by those who have worked in the building and other paranormal groups also report strange things happening within it's walls. 
One the night we will have sole use of both the Georgian Room & The Tudor House, the attic rooms once used by the head master when it was a school and other area's where the exhibitions are on show. The absolute gem on the night though is access to the underground cellar, the original wine cellar which has a network of tunnels leading out into the Aylesbury Market Square and nearby church. These are blocked up now but would have been an escape routes back in the day. We sat in there for a few minutes on our walk round and had all the lights turned off. You literally couldn't see your hand in front of your face!
 
The arrival time is 8pm and we will finish and leave at 1am.

Step inside one of Bletchley's oldest buildings for an unforgetable night of paranormal investigation.

Built around 1475 beside St Mary's Church, Rectory Cottages has stood on Church Green for more than 500 years. Once part of the old manor estate and later divided into workers' cottages, the building narrowly escaped demolition before being restored in the 1970's.

Today, it's medieval timber beams, dark rooms and churchyard setting make it one of the most atmospheric locations in Milton Keynes. 

We have investigated this building on numerous occasions, including for the World's Largest Ghost Hunt a few years back and we have had some great results, including a couple of names that come through each time. We also had unexplained lights, taps and bangs on request and equipment failures in the past.

Come and join us for what will be the last event of 2026. 

Arrival time is 7.PM and we finish at 10.15 PM 

49 Church Green Road

Bletchley

MK6 6BJ

Long before it became The Harvester in Hemel Hempstead, this building was a bustling posting house, first recorded in the 1851 census. Horses were kept here, ready to carry mail and travelers alike—much like the mail services of today. By 1861, it had been renamed The Railway Hotel, with stables for seven horses, and for decades the Dunning family tended to its affairs, leaving traces of their lives behind in the walls, floors, and hallways.

Over the years, whispers of the unexplained have haunted the building. Current staff have reported eerie happenings: the ladies’ hand dryer turning itself on in the dead of night while the restaurant is locked, and mysterious footsteps captured on CCTV in the car park, only to vanish before anyone can be seen. During our last investigation, the building proved intensely active—EMF meters spiked without cause, ouija boards responded with unsettling messages, and one investigator felt an invisible hand tug at their hair. Some say the house remembers its past… and those memories are not at rest.

Tickets for this chilling night include a buffet supper. Drinks will be available from the bar, but the food is included in the price.

Buffet food includes.....

Spicy crackerjack prawns             Chicken breast goujons

Prime chicken wings                     Nachos

Breaded mushrooms                   Garlic bread

Jalapeno poppers                          Chips

Tomato & penne pasta                 Potato salad

Mixed salad                                    Coleslaw

Arrival time is 8 pm and we hope to get started with our investigation by 9.15 pm. Finishing time will be around 1 am. 

Tea and coffee will also be available throughout the night.

The Mallard

507 London Road,
Hemel Hempstead,
HP3 9BQ

Once a humble farmhouse, this building was owned by John Thurloe, secretary to Oliver Cromwell. A foundation stone, dated 1667, still rests in the fireplace of Cromwell’s Bar, though much of the building’s history remains cloaked in shadows and unanswered questions.

For centuries, whispers of the unexplained have clung to these walls. Guests and staff have reported objects moving on their own, lights flickering in the dead of night, televisions switching themselves on, and hangers rattling as if unseen hands roam the wardrobes. Chilling drops in temperature, ghostly children’s laughter echoing through empty corridors, and mysterious noises from the cellar have all left even the bravest hearts racing. Some say the house remembers its past… and its past is far from at rest.

The experience begins at 8 pm and lingers until 1:30 am. Tea, coffee, and snacks will be available throughout the night—though no refreshment can ward off what may be waiting in the shadows.

Step inside the 19th-century York House, a building whose calm exterior hides decades of eerie reports. Once a grand home, later a girls' school and youth centre, it now hosts unsettling experiences that investigators can't explain.

Guests have described cold spots, strange scents, unseen touches, and a powerful sense of being watched. Some nights, the atmosphere shifts so sharply it's been linked to an "angry presence" lurking in the dark.

Join us as we explore the shadowed rooms and haunted history of York House.

Are you brave enough to face what lingers inside?

Arrival time is 8 PM and we finish at midnight.

The Bell Hotel, Norfolk - Where the spirits never sleep!

Nestled in the heart of Thetford, The Bell Hotel is one of Norfolk's most famously haunted spots - and it's no wonder, given it's centuries of history. Built in the 15th Century, this charming old coaching inn has welcomed travellers for generations... and some say, a few never truly left!

Guests have reported phantom footsteps pacing the corridors, cold spots in empty rooms, and even a figure of a mysterious woman in grey drifting through the halls. There are two known spirits of Betty and Abigail, who we've believe we've communicatd with.

This will be our third visit to The Bell Hotel - and after amazing results we captured last time, we're very curious to see what the spirits have in store for us again.

Arrival time is 8 PM and we plan on finishing at 1 AM.

One of Britains most haunted locations!

Nestled in the beautiful countryside, The skirrid Inn is Wales' oldest inns, dating back to the 12th Century. This atmospheric building has a long and fascinating history - and a reputation for paranormal activity that has made it a must visit location for paranormal investigators.

From reports of a spectral lady to unexplained footsteps, strange sounds and other unexplained encounters, countless stories have become attached to the inn over the centuries. With it's ancient beams, traditional rooms and crackling fireplaces, it certainly has the atmosphere to match it's reputation!

We missed out on a public event this year to it being so popular so were so pleased to be able to secure a date for 2027.

There is an optional 2 - course meal meal for those who'd like to eat here first, arrival time is 8 PM to eat at 8.30 PM at an extra cost of £16.50.

Meal choices are for mains:

Cod and chips

Steak and ale pie and chips

Veggie Lasagna and chips

Dessert choices are :

Chocolate fudge cake and cream

Apple pie and custard

I will contact those who would like to eat 10 days before the event to take your meal choices.

For those who dont want to eat, arrival time is 9 PM.

Once everyone is finished we will head upstairs to start our investigation. There will be local guests using the bar until midnight, but once midnight arrives the entire inn will be ours until 3 AM!

We can't offer accomodation at the inn but there are local options available if you'd rather stay over than make the journey home in the early hours.

Pen-y-Dre Bed and Breakfast

www.penydre.co.uk

Premier Inn, Abergavenny.

This is going to be a great night and one we've been waiting a long time for!

Who's brave enough to join us at The Skirrid Inn?

Are you ready to step into the shadows of history and discover what might remain beyond the veil?

Join us for a thrilling night of paranormal investigation at the historic Delapre Abbey in Northampton. With centuries of history behind it's walls, this intriguing location offers a fasciinating setting for an evening of ghost hunting, where we will investigate four unique rooms and see what we can uncover.

Throughout the evening we have four area's to investigate, The Nuns' Room, Tates Kitchen, The Archivists' Room and The Battlefield Room.

Whether you're looking for a night with a difference, want to try ghost hunting for the first time, or are passionate about the paranormal, this is the opportunity to join us for an amazing night of investigating!

Arrival time is 8 PM and we finish at 1 AM.

Join Ghostly Gatherings for a night of paranormal investigation at the fascinating historic Strelley Hall.

Dating back to around 1200, Strelley Hall has a history spanning more than 800 years. Originally a medieval castle, the building has evolved through the centuries, retaining fascinating features and spaces that offer a glimpse into its remarkable past.

From its medieval origins to the elegant rooms created during the Georgian period, this is a location with plenty of history to explore.

And what better way to discover its secrets than after dark?

OUR INVESTIGATION AREAS

We are incredibly fortunate to have access to several interesting rooms and spaces throughout the evening, each with its own history and atmosphere.

The Dungeon – circa 1200
One of the oldest and potentially most atmospheric areas of the property. With medieval origins, this is certainly somewhere we'll be keen to investigate.

The Medieval Stew Pond
A fascinating reminder of the estate's medieval past. We'll have the opportunity to explore this historic feature as part of our investigation.

The Morning Room – circa 1780
An elegant room dating from the Georgian period. Could centuries of history have left something behind?

The Drawing Room – circa 1780
Another beautiful historic space where we'll be conducting our paranormal experiments and vigils.

The Panelled Room – circa 1780 and 1895
With features spanning different periods, this room offers another fascinating opportunity to investigate.

The Main Hall – circa 1780 onwards
Along with the connecting corridors, we'll have further areas to explore and investigate throughout the night.

EVENT DETAILS

Arrival: 8.30pm
Finish: 2.00am
Location: Strelley Hall, Nottinghamshire.

WILL YOU JOIN US?

With a history stretching back to medieval times, Strelley Hall offers a wonderful opportunity to investigate a location that has witnessed centuries of life, change and history.

From the atmospheric Dungeon, dating back to around 1200, to the Georgian rooms and historic corridors, there is plenty for us to explore.

Who knows what we might experience once the lights go down?

Secure your place in our eerie events with a deposit… but beware. The remaining balance must be settled 10 days before the gathering. A reminder—sent from the shadows—will creep into your inbox with the details you’ll need to complete the payment by bank transfer.

But take heed: should you fail to pay the balance in time, your deposit will be lost… claimed by the darkness forever.