The 14th century pub, in Aldington, near Ashford, was once the headquarters of The Aldington Gang, a group of smugglers who brought in goods across the Romney Marsh. She is said to delicately wander the castle grounds while bearing a sweet smile as she explores her former home in memory of happier and more innocent times. Anne Boleyn haunts Hever Castle I was so scared to look underneath, but I knelt down and looked straight through – there was nothing there.” It is believed this ghost is that of 22-year-old bride Suzanne Browne, who was killed with two friends in a road traffic accident near the bridge over the Old Chatham Road on the eve of her wedding on November 19, 1965.

In the dead of night, voices have been heard and doors have been seen opening and closing on their own. Cold spots are often experienced and whispering is often heard. Ghostly footstepssometimes echoing in the stairwells and one member of staff reported seeing a pair of feet walking up the spiral staircase near the Great Hall.

Signing up to the KentLive newsletter means you'll get the latest news direct to your inbox twice a day. Margaret Gadd tells of a 1920s' council house in Norman Road haunted by a little girl in a Victorian dress, who is always seen by children in bedroom – sometimes even pulling bedclothes from them. And she's not the only one to tell the tale. After a launch event, featuring welcome talks and a minutes silence on Saturday 11 November at 11:00, and the installation will play between 15:30 and 23:00 each day.

Weird perhaps, but the staff there still welcome Captain Lucas for a pint, although some say he drinks over the road at the Five Pointed Star. A number of visitors have encountered the terrifying spirit of a headless drummer boy, who is believed to have been decapitated during a robbery at the castle several hundred years ago. The boy is seen moving throughout Dover Castle carrying not his head, but his drum, which he bangs on incessantly. The Press jumped to the assumption that the girl must have been a ghost. Their research about the incident in 1965 and the legend of the hitch-hiking ghost resulted in the conclusion that the girl must have been a ghost. The fact that it was a girl, her appearance in the vicinity of the 1965 crash, her vanishing after the incident, and the fact Goodenough’s car wasn’t damaged, all point to this conclusion. “Ghost Girl Seen Again”– A Headline from 1992

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Join in the fun in Faversham by dressing up your dog and taking part in the first ever Howl-O-Ween dog parade around the town centre on Saturday 29th October. The parade will start at 11am outside Ollie Bongo's in Market Place. The Mayor and Mayoress of Faversham will then lead the parade around town accompanied by Fang, a life size scary hound! There will be prizes for the scariest dog, scariest dressed family and best dressed shop window display. Make it a family event and dress up the kids and canines – you won't want to miss this one! Blue Bell Hill was embroiled in chaos on a Friday night after unexpected snow had brought traffic to a complete standstill.

Founded in 1253, the gorgeous Bilsington Priory is now used as a fairy-tale wedding venue because of its stunning grounds and gardens and breathtaking Kentish countryside beyond. Still, its long history hasn't always been so cheery. Alternatively, if you would like to book over the phone then please call our Sales Team on 0115 9720570and they will be happy to help. Securing places by a deposit Interestingly, despite the fact that the ex-Archbishop's head was buried in a different place from his body, he does not appear as a headless ghost.This was to guard the high ground northeast of the strategic port of Dover, just north of Dover Castle. The dog is said to belong to Eleanor Cobham, Duchess of Gloucester, who was convicted of witchcraft in the 15th century. Some believe the ghostly dog is a result of a spell. Do you dare explore Battle Abbey in the dark this Halloween? Join their storytellers as they guide you on a journey through the past. With tales of ghosts, supernatural sightings and horrors from history. Don't forget to bring a torch – things are going to get dark... These tours are suitable for those aged 16-plus. Tours are at 6pm, 7.15pm and 8.30pm.