Voices echo inside an abandoned school.

A woman in white glides through an upstairs bedroom.

And in the dark windows of empty buildings, security guards keep seeing faces looking out.

In this first listener stories finale from Season 3 of Haunted UK Podcast, Steve opens the archive once again to real paranormal experiences sent in by listeners — accounts of haunted homes, strange apparitions, shadow figures, historic buildings, childhood encounters, and moments that stayed with witnesses for years.

The episode begins with Clare Milton’s long history of strange experiences, from foster homes filled with unseen presences, phantom animals, vanishing figures, and voices in the night, to later encounters involving a protective spirit, a child apparition, missing keys, and objects that seemed to act with a mind of their own.

From there, the stories move into an abandoned former boarding school, where a Special Constable and colleague heard voices, footsteps, and singing in a building linked to dark rumours and unsettling local history. Mark Wilson then shares accounts connected to Baddesley Clinton, Warwickshire’s Catholic past, priest holes, murder, penance, and a strange third-hand sighting of a young girl from another century.

Other accounts include Aisling’s terrifying experience in a Florida Airbnb, where a screaming wake-up and a man in a red checked shirt seemed to vanish into a mirror; Richard’s childhood sighting of an older woman moving between bedrooms in a North East coastal home; Jack Henderson’s repeated encounters with black shadow figures; and Keith Dale’s richly detailed memories of Dudley Castle, the Station Hotel, ghost walks, chanting monks, phantom footsteps, and old family stories from West Bromwich.

Varied, eerie, and deeply personal, this listener-led episode captures the strength of Haunted UK Podcast’s audience archive: ordinary people sharing extraordinary moments, and the quiet unease that follows when more than one person sees, hears, or feels the same impossible thing.

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