The Fleur de Lys in Lymington is probably Hampshire’s oldest pub, steeped in history and mystery. During our investigation, we uncovered the presence of a protective monk named Max, a tragic spirit in the garden, and voices from the past calling out in the night. This is a place where the past lingers, and the spirits still watch over their home.

The Brushmakers Arms in Upham is a charming country pub with a dark twist. Once headquarters to Cromwell, home to brushmakers, and a witness to murder, it now hosts both friendly spirits and something far stranger. During our investigation, we captured what may be one of the most astonishing pieces of paranormal evidence yet.

The Sally Port Inn in Old Portsmouth is steeped in history, from its 13th-century timbers to naval relics older than the Mary Rose. Reports of ghostly children, moving objects, and cold spots have long intrigued visitors. Yet, during our investigation, the building was eerily quiet, leaving us to wonder—were the spirits hiding, or simply choosing not to reveal themselves?

From playful spirits to chilling growls, my latest investigation at Kelvedon Hatch Secret Nuclear Bunker delivered astonishing paranormal activity. Here’s why this night was my most spectacular yet.

Our recent paranormal investigation at The Eclipse Inn in Winchester offered a sobering glimpse into the past. Once the final refuge of Lady Alice Lisle before her unjust execution in 1685, the Red Room now holds echoes of her presence. From mysterious energy shifts and a staff member’s sudden arm pull to a local warning about using dowsing rods, the night unfolded with quiet intensity. Though no major evidence was captured, the heavy stillness spoke volumes.

We’re stripping back the cat ball—removing the movement sensor completely—to see if spiritual energy alone can trigger it. No vibrations, no excuses. Just one big question.

This weekend, we head back to Kelvedon Hatch—125 feet underground—to continue our investigation into its haunted depths. From shadow figures to spirit voices, here’s what we plan to explore next.

Are ghosts only active at night? Not quite. In this blog, I explore the idea that spirits are always present—day or night. Discover what this means for investigators, sensitives, and the curious.

A powerful night at Wymering Manor with DS Haunts saw contact with spirits, a possible spirit dog, and a phenomenon that has us questioning the limits of what we know: a suspected portal. Could we have witnessed a true opening between worlds?

Three years ago, two police officers responding to strange lights stumbled upon something they’ve never spoken of publicly—until now. Hovering above a remote field was a silent, disc-shaped object that rose slowly before vanishing into the sky at unimaginable speed. Afraid of ridicule, they never filed a report. This is their story, finally told.

On the hottest day of the year, our team stepped into the Jolly Sailor pub in Bursledon—and straight into one of Hampshire’s most quietly haunted locations. From evasive orbs and a spirit girl in the wall to a 1960s socialite clashing with a vicar from the past, this investigation uncovered far more than folklore. The oldest parts of the building told the loudest stories—and we were lucky enough to listen.

An in-depth analysis of orb manifestations during a storm in Normandy, exploring theories from plasma to the paranormal. What really caused them to vanish?

Haunted pubs stir the soul—where history, folklore, and spirits (of all kinds) intertwine. From ghostly whispers at Jamaica Inn to spectral figures in country taverns, these atmospheric places tell stories long after last orders. Here's why I'm hooked on uncovering the legends inside Britain's most haunted watering holes.

The Bugle Hotel in Titchfield, Hampshire, may serve pints and roast dinners—but it also serves up spine-tingling paranormal activity. From mysterious voices and shadow figures to intelligent spirit responses and centuries of history, our investigation uncovered layers of haunting that suggest the spirits of the past are far from silent. Ready to check in? Just don’t expect a peaceful night’s sleep...

"Beneath the quiet Essex countryside lies a concrete labyrinth echoing with shadows of the past. On July 26th, I return to Kelvedon Hatch Secret Nuclear Bunker—one of the most paranormally active locations I’ve ever investigated. With tales of buried foremen, ancient disturbed grounds, and ghostly apparitions, this all-night joint investigation with DS Haunts aims to uncover what still lingers in the dark. Will the spirits speak again? Or remain silent behind cold steel walls

From the first chilling tale of the Headless Horseman at Marston Moor to powerful moments of intuition and psychometry, my path into the paranormal wasn’t planned—it called to me. Now, as both a hypnotherapist and investigator, I follow that calling to uncover what lies beyond the veil. In this blog, I share why I do what I do… and what I hope it means for all of us.

Paranormal studies encompass a wide range of phenomena, including ghosts, extra-terrestrial life, cryptozoology, and unexplained mysteries. The goal of this field is to investigate, document, and understand

At Botley Mills, where Romans first milled grain and wartime prisoners built stone walls, our paranormal team encountered more than just history. From spirit box voices whispering “prisoner” and “Far East” to unexplained figures captured on camera, this was an investigation full of tension, signs, and subtle communication. This mill has more to say—and next time, we’ll be ready to listen.

Discover the secrets of paranormal phenomena. Explore paranormal phenomena and learn about their mysteries in this captivating guide.

Ever walked into a hotel room and felt… watched? As a sensitive and paranormal investigator, I often find myself staying in rooms that feel anything but empty. From Lewtrenchard Manor to a hotel near the battlefields of Towton and Marston Moor, I’ve had cameras die unexpectedly, temperature anomalies, and orbs caught on IR. Some rooms don’t just hold memories—they hold energy. So next time you’re away, ask yourself: what’s in your room?