Ghosts on Draught;
Investigating Britain's Haunted Pubs

Tucked along cobbled lanes, perched on windswept moors, and glowing warmly on village greens, Britain’s historic pubs hold more than ale and atmosphere. Beneath low-beamed ceilings, beside crackling hearths, and within walls stained by centuries of smoke and song, these beloved public houses conceal stories that refuse to move on. From fleeting figures glimpsed in cellars, shadows, and unexplained footsteps crossing empty taprooms after closing time, Britain’s pubs are steeped in memory, presence, and lingering legend.

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Ghosts on Draught is not simply a guide to old inns or a retelling of bar-room folklore. It is a journey into lived experience, strange encounters, and first-hand paranormal investigation within the heart of Britain’s social history. Each pub is explored with care, curiosity, and respect, seeking to understand not only what might be happening within these timeworn walls, but why.

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Whether coaching inn, smugglers’ tavern, or centuries-old alehouse that has witnessed civil war, industrial change, and countless last orders, these establishments offer far more than pints and hospitality. For believers, sceptics, and lovers of history alike, Britain’s pubs provide something rare: the chance to sit with the past, listen closely, and perhaps hear it answer back.

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Do you dare to join Barry and me as we step beyond the threshold and explore the spirits that still linger within the walls of Britain’s most haunted pubs?

 

Read on… and I know that you’re brave enough.