The grade II listed Steelhouse Lane lock up, also known as Sparkhill is one of the oldest lock ups in the country, it was opened in 1892 and has held some of the most notorious criminals in the country.  Victorian Birmingham witnessed harsh living conditions and a surge in crime and many people would find themselves incarcerated in lock ups such as Steelhouse Lane. Some of the prison’s most noticeable inhabitants are said to have been the famed ‘Peaky Blinders’ gangsters from Birmingham’s criminal underworld. The lock up has always had a reputation in history for vicious and violent inmates, harsh living conditions and formidable guards, a hotbed for emotion, upheaval and distress often attributed to paranormal occurrences.

HM Prison Shrewsbury was a category B/C men's prison in Shrewsbury, Shropshire which only closed its doors in 2013! Built very near to the Dana Gaol, a medieval prison, HMP Shrewsbury is often referred to as ‘The Dana’. There has been a prison on the site since 1793, the original building being constructed by Thomas Telford  the present building was constructed in 1877. The prison took female convicts until 1922.

We will be spending an entire weekend in a medieval house. You will spend the day taking part in various workshops, healing, discussions, understanding the connection to spirit and more.. whilst soaking up the atmosphere of this amazing house.. As the evening draws in, you will enjoy a home made meal.

St Briavels Castle is a medieval castle set in Gloucestershire, built on the edge of a steep scarp above the river Wye. St Briavels was an important Royal castle on the frontier with Wales, and judicial centre of the Forest of Dean. The castle was in Royal possession by the 1160’s and was rebuilt with a small but impressive keep,

The Skirrid Mountain Inn is a public house in the small village of Llanfihangel Crucorney, just a few miles north of Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales.

WASPS will revisit this renowned epicentre of poltergeist activity as an event in the hope of capturing some of the frequent activity reported at this eerie location. Activity that started in the late 60's and early 70's and has recently been put on the big screen via a recent film made about the haunting.

The Skirrid Mountain Inn is a public house in the small village of Llanfihangel Crucorney, just a few miles north of Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales.

The Savoy Theatre as it sits today was built on the site of the original Bell inn around 1832, originally named The Assembly Rooms; it soon took license for entertainment.  Refurbished in the 1850’s the theatre then began a life of varying uses, from  a roller rink to cinema whilst still playing theatrical shows in between.  In more recent times it has even had a brief spell as a Bingo hall, the theatre is now reputedly the oldest working theatre site in Wales and houses 360 seats and s run by the charitable trust.

Come spend the night with us in one of the nation’s best kept secrets for many years. Built deep into the Essex countryside with only a Bungalow hiding its real use, the large complex of corridors, offices and accommodation house eerie goings on and reported unexplained activity as well as vast amounts of history. An amazing place to visit in the day........and at night ?????

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