Help! My House Is Haunted

In this episode of The Batehall, paranormal investigators Sandy Lakdar, Barri Ghai and Chris Fleming examine a house in Macclesfield that locals say is haunted. The focus is on two reported spirits: the apparition of a small boy and a mysterious grey‑clad lady. The team moves through the residence, using their usual techniques to record any evidence that might support the claims. Their aim is to determine whether the reports of the child's presence and the enigmatic grey lady hold any merit. The house, set in the historic town of Macclesfield, has long attracted whispers of supernatural activity, prompting the trio to investigate its alleged hauntings.

In this episode of Fleur De Lys, Sandy Lakdar, Barri Ghai and Chris Fleming set off to investigate a pub reputed to be haunted deep within the New Forest. The trio spends time inside the old drinking establishment, probing its history and listening for any signs of the supernatural. As they move through the dimly lit rooms, they’ve begun to experience unsettling premonitions that feel startlingly vivid. Their exploration gradually reveals a series of eerie forewarnings that leave them questioning what lies beyond the ordinary. The programme follows their reactions and attempts to understand the strange visions that surface during their visit.

In this episode of Great Fulford, Sandy Lakdar, Barri Ghai and Chris Fleming set out to investigate a sprawling Devon country estate that bears a shadowy past. The trio walks the grounds where historic battles once unfolded, and they also delve into the lingering presence of a troubled child's spirit that is said to haunt the property. Their exploration blends the estate’s martial legacy with its more unsettling supernatural folklore, offering viewers a look at how past conflicts and personal tragedy can still echo through the landscape. Throughout, the presenters share observations and reactions as they navigate the estate’s eerie atmosphere.

Sandy Lakdar, Barri Ghai and Chris Fleming team up to investigate a Scottish castle that locals claim is cursed. The trio walks through the ancient stone walls, keen to uncover whatever lies behind the unsettling reputation that has surrounded the fortress for generations. During their visit they hear persistent stories about skeletal remains hidden within the structure and floors that were allegedly drenched in blood. The presenters discuss these grim anecdotes as they move from room to room, trying to piece together whether the haunting tales have any basis in reality. The atmosphere feels heavy, as if the walls themselves remember the macabre history that locals recount.

In this episode of The Dolphin, presenters Sandy Lakdar, Barri Ghai and Chris Fleming turn their attention to a historic drinking house in Littlehampton. The building dates back to the 1700s and carries a reputation for something far darker than its age might suggest. The trio set out to uncover what lies behind the unsettling tales that have surrounded the pub for generations. Together they walk through the old rooms, examining clues and listening to the lingering whispers of a sinister past. Their investigation focuses on the eerie reputation that still haunts the establishment, offering viewers a close‑up look at the mysteries embedded in this seemingly ordinary 18th‑century public house.

Sandy Lakdar, Barri Ghai and Chris Fleming head to Wales to check out the nation’s oldest public house. The three presenters make their way to the historic inn, keen to see what lies behind its long‑standing reputation. Inside, they discover a drinking establishment steeped in a dark and turbulent past, its centuries‑old walls bearing the weight of countless stories. While touring the venue, the trio highlights the building’s age and the unsettling history that still echoes through its rooms, offering a glimpse into a piece of Welsh heritage that has survived through both celebration and hardship.

Sandy Lakdar, Barri Ghai and Chris Fleming travel to a Scottish castle, known for its violent past involving murder, torture and war, to investigate its history and the reports of a haunting by a mysterious green lady. The episode follows the three as they examine the stories surrounding the castle's brutal episodes and the legend of the green lady, who is said to appear within its grounds. Their investigation combines observation with discussion of the historical accounts of murder, torture and wartime conflict, as well as the persistent claim that the green lady still haunts the location. Throughout their visit, they keep the focus on these unsettling aspects.

In the quiet village of St Osyth, the crew head to a notoriously haunted house that has driven its owner to refuse another night’s stay. The building, infamous for its unsettling atmosphere, was historically employed as a holding cell for women suspected of witchcraft. While the team explores the premises, they discover that the lingering sense of dread is so intense that the proprietor, unable to endure the oppressive presence any longer, abandons the property after a single evening. The episode focuses on the team’s investigation of the lingering paranormal activity within these walls, shedding light on the grim past linked to alleged witch trials.

In the town of Hertford, the crew set out to investigate a series of reports about odd noises and unsettling feelings inside a local music venue. The building, once a jail, now serves as a performance space, and the investigators wonder whether the lingering echoes of its former purpose are influencing what’s happening now. As they probe the strange auditory phenomena and the eerie sensations experienced by visitors, they consider if the shadows of the past are still casting a presence over the present day. The investigation is led by the regular team, who rely on their experience to sift through the clues and separate natural explanations from the possible supernatural imprint left by the building's history.

The investigative team is summoned to probe the unsettling activity reported at a Grade II‑listed cottage, where something decidedly off‑kilter seems to be afoot. Their task is to uncover what lies behind the strange, seemingly malevolent occurrences that have been reported from the property. Meanwhile, the people who live there are becoming more and more perturbed by a series of inexplicable incidents that defy rational explanation. Each unexplained event adds to their mounting unease, prompting them to seek help in the hope that the team can shed light on the mysterious happenings that have been disrupting their everyday lives.

The crew head to a quaint, picture‑postcard mansion tucked away in a tiny Essex village, where locals have reported odd noises and ghostly sightings. Their task is to explore the house, record any unusual activity and try to pinpoint what’s behind the unsettling sounds and the fleeting apparitions that have been unsettling residents. As they move through the atmospheric rooms, they listen for the source of the mysterious clatter and keep an eye out for any visual clues that might explain the strange phenomena. The investigation centres on uncovering a rational explanation for the reported disturbances within the historic home.

The investigative team travels to a centuries‑old inn in Sussex, a property infamous for a particularly gruesome history. Though the building’s dark reputation has been well documented over the years, the new proprietors have dismissed it as nothing more than old‑fashioned superstition, confident that the past would not affect their present plans. Yet, once they begin their enquiry, a succession of odd and unsettling phenomena emerges, unsettling the atmosphere and prompting the owners to reconsider their earlier dismissal. These inexplicable occurrences are enough to give the new owners second thoughts about ignoring the inn’s sinister legacy, forcing them to confront the possibility that the darkness may still linger.

A team of paranormal investigators head to a modest inn in Wincanton, Somerset, and while they’re there they become witnesses to a series of odd, unexplained happenings that seem to defy ordinary explanation. The atmosphere turns unsettling as the experts observe phenomena that suggest a presence beyond the natural world, leaving them to ponder the strange activity. At the same time, Jane finds herself caught in a precarious situation, apparently placed under the influence of a possible spirit. She’s vulnerable, seemingly at the mercy of an unseen entity that may be haunting the inn.

The man, who has recently moved back into the house where he grew up in Chilmark, contacts the investigative team for help. He tells them that, since returning, he and his family have been plagued by a string of odd, unsettling occurrences that have left everyone on edge. Concerned that these disturbances might be more than coincidence, he hopes the specialists can uncover what lies behind the eerie happenings within the old home. The team is therefore called to Chilmark Manor House to examine the property and determine the cause of the frightening phenomena that have terrorised the household since their recent return. By probing the house’s history and its present condition, they aim to provide answers and, if possible, bring some relief to the frightened occupants.