Ghostly Gatherings

07/08/2026

Seems to have been a long week but Friday is finally here! What plans have you all got for the weekend?

06/08/2026

For all our newbies, on our website we have a page listing locations and activity we’ve experienced there. It’s a constant work in progress but there’s lots on there already.

Ghost hunt reports.

06/08/2026

🏛️ Maesmawr Hall – One of Wales’ Best-Kept Paranormal Secrets 👻

Hidden away in the beautiful countryside of Powys, Maesmawr Hall is a striking timber-framed manor with a history stretching back to around 1600. While its architecture is impressive, many people know it for something far more mysterious—its long-standing reputation for unexplained paranormal activity.

Over the years, visitors and staff have shared accounts of strange encounters throughout the property. One of the most well-known stories involves ghostly Roman soldiers, said to be seen silently marching across the grounds where an ancient Roman route is believed to have once existed.

Inside the hall, witnesses have described seeing the apparition of an Elizabethan-era housekeeper. According to reports, she has been seen walking the corridors before disappearing through what is now a solid wall.

Local legend also tells of Robin Drwg, a feared character from Welsh folklore who is said to haunt the surrounding woodland. Stories claim he can appear in the form of a large black bull, adding another eerie chapter to the hall’s supernatural reputation.

Other reported phenomena include sightings of a ghostly white horse near the grounds, a large phantom dog roaming the building, and mysterious figures—including a man, his dog and a servant—appearing in the cellar before vanishing without explanation.

Whether these stories have a supernatural explanation or are simply part of the hall’s rich folklore is open to debate—but there’s no denying that Maesmawr Hall has earned its place among Wales’ most intriguing haunted locations.

👻 Would you spend a night there, or would you rather admire it from a distance?

06/08/2026

With the autumn months just around the corner, who’s looking forward to Halloween?

We’re at Abington Park Museum on Halloween night.

Have you started making plans yet? Please share them.

06/08/2026

Good morning, and happy Thursday! ☀️

Wishing you all a wonderful day, whatever you’ve got planned. We’re one step closer to the weekend, so keep smiling, stay positive, and make today count.

Have a fantastic Thursday, everyone! 😊

05/08/2026

🎉 Facebook recognised me for starting engaging conversations and producing inspiring content among my audience and peers!

05/08/2026

A fatal fall.

A few years ago, Lucy asked me to visit her home after she had been experiencing unexplained activity. She already knew of a gentleman called Hedley who had passed away in the house and naturally assumed any presence would be him.

When I went upstairs into the bedroom, I didn’t sense a man at all.

Instead, I became aware of a little girl, around eight years old. I felt her name was Annie. She was wearing a long white nightdress and holding a teddy tucked under one arm.

I asked Lucy if any of this meant anything to her, but she couldn’t think of anyone, so we left it there.

Around two weeks later, I received an excited message from Lucy.

After speaking with her mum, an old family story came to light. Her great, great-grandmother had a sister called Annie who tragically died as a child. The story was that she had tripped over her long nightdress while going down the stairs. She was carrying a pair of scissors in one hand and a teddy under the other arm. Unable to break her fall, the scissors caused fatal injuries.

At the time of my visit, I knew none of this. Lucy wasn’t even aware of the little girl until speaking with her mother.

I’m still amazed by the things that come to light during this work. I’m always trying to piece together the history behind the experiences people share with me, and this is another case where more research into Lucy’s family history is definitely on the cards.

There are always more pieces of the puzzle waiting to be found…

05/08/2026

A thought that’s been on my mind…

The paranormal has been a part of my life since I was a child. Long before I ever ran a team, I spent over a decade investigating, learning, making mistakes, asking questions and gaining experience. I’ve continued to study, develop my abilities and never stopped learning.

Seven years of running a team has taught me that what people see on social media is only a tiny part of it. Every post, every event, every investigation, every piece of content and everything I’ve built has come from years of hard work. Nobody handed it to me, and I’ve never asked anyone to show me how to build what I have. I’ve learned by putting the time in.

I genuinely love seeing new teams appear. More people with a passion for the paranormal can only be a good thing.

What I don’t believe in is shortcuts.

If you’re passionate about this field, invest in yourself. Get experience. Spend time investigating. Learn from your successes and your mistakes. Create your own ideas rather than copying someone else’s, and build something you’re proud to call your own.

Running a team isn’t just about owning equipment or creating a page. It’s about dedication, responsibility, earning trust, finding the right people, and putting in countless hours behind the scenes that nobody ever sees.

Success in this field isn’t measured by how quickly you start a team. It’s measured by the knowledge, integrity and commitment you bring to it. The hard work is what earns respect—and that’s something no shortcut can ever replace.

05/08/2026

I’m late up this morning. Nice lazy day for me. What are your plans for Wednesday?

04/08/2026

So, people drawn out for Saturdays free investigation are……

Nicky Wooster
Leary
Newman
Cerys Garner
Lloyd
Kerri Louise Jones
Sally Milligan

Please WhatsApp me on 07984587547 and I will send you all the details.

Thanks to everyone who took part. Our next one will be in 2 weeks due to a ticketed event.