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The Legend of Knight’s Cross Manor

In the quaint village of Corfe Mullen, nestled near the picturesque Dorset countryside, there lies an ancient manor known as […]

In the peaceful town of Bramber, nestled in the lush landscape of rural Sussex, centuries-old tales of the unexplainable persist.

In the rolling landscape of Churt, there is a range of legendary hills called ‘The Devil’s Jumps’. It comprises three

Located near Treyford in the heart of the South Downs National Park are three peculiar hills known as ‘The Devil’s

In the heart of West Sussex, near the village of Cocking, lies the ancient and enigmatic Cocking Causeway. The local

This haunting tale begins during the tumultuous time of the Reformation. When the monasteries were being dissolved, Bisham Abbey was

This chilling tale hail from the village of Binsted, nestled in countryside that straddles the border of the counties of

Kingly Vale, a nature reserve near West Stoke in West Sussex, England, is laden with fascinating folklore. The tale that

The story begins with an ancient water hole in Sussex known as ‘the Knucker hole’. Legend has it that a

The peaceful village of Shere, approximately located at latitude 51.2195 and longitude -0.4648, harbors a fascinating ghost story that has