The media interest in our group continues to grow as on the 3rd of May we were invited to appear on the Ted Robbins morning show on BBC Radio Lancashire. We all enjoyed the experiance and they mentioned that they could possibly attend our next investigation at the Clitheroe Castle Museum.

We have appeared in most of the local press over the past couple of years but in this months Lancashire Magazine we have a three page report and photographs of our investigation which was at the Punch Bowl in Hurst Green on our search for the infamous highway man Ned King.
You never know, it might even be television next.
WATCH THIS SPACE!!

We are now taking bookings for a return investigation at Clitheroe Castle Museum which is to be held on Saturday 9th June 2007 between 9.00pm and 3.00am.
Tickets are priced at £25 which covers the hire of the museum and insurance costs.
Please see our website for more information and to read about our previous visit at www.clitheroeparanormal.com

Our latest paranormal investigation was a repeat visit to Burnley Town Hall.  This time we were joined by four guests and Ben and Dominic from the Burnley Express who where present to do the reporting and to take photographs. After unpacking all of the cases and setting up the locked-off cameras we headed down to the former police cells which with the lights on seemed fine - but with the lights turned off they seemed to take on a different atmosphere.

We had decided to concentrate all our efforts down in the cells as on our last visit this proved to be the most interesting area in the town hall.  Two groups were formed and these went off to different areas with one in the male section of the prison and the other group in the female section which just left Stan back in the one of the meeting rooms to monitor the cameras and to get the butties ready.

The medium who was with the largest group whilst in the old Victorian cell became upset, and had to leave the area for a while after sensing that two young girls who had been kept in the cells were cruely treated by prison guards. The other groups hopes were raised by knocking sounds coming from a room that we knew no-one was in, but upon further investigation it was just  the wind coming from outside. A few volunteers wanted to have a go on the oujia board but after 20 minutes nothing was happening and it was decided to call it a night.

After checking all of the video footage and photographs we found nothing unusual, apart from some of Dominic's comments. It was a good place to investigate but after 2 visits we feel that we are happy to leave the town hall to whoever walks the cells after all of the staff have left.

We are a team of six paranormal investigators including two mediums based in the the shadow of the mysterious Pendle Hill with all of it's ancient tales of witchcraft. We have investigated a wide range of locations and have already experianced a great deal of paranormal activity already in the two years that we have been formed.
We dont copy television's Most Haunted as when we experiance any activity we go out of our way to try and find a rational explanation - however, sometimes we can't!!.
We have investigated theatre's in Preston, Clitheroe Castle Museum, Burnley Express, Burnley Town Hall and numerous private house to mention just a few places we have been.
Our equipment consists of video cameras, infra-red cameras, motion detectors, computers, 2-way radios and many other little gadgets.
We have appeared in many of the local papers, BBC Radio Lancashire and are also soon to appear in the Lancashire Magazine with a report and photographs from an investigation at a restaurant in the Ribble Valley.

Please check back for further updates from our investigations, starting from a repeat visit to Burnley Town Hall and it's Victorian cells on the 16th March.

PLEASE SEE OUR WEBSITE AT www.clitheroeparanormal.com for more details and reports of our investigations.