Meadow view (Image: Chris Betts Photography)
It looked like any other council house in the row, a sturdily-built home, close to local amenities and perfect for a growing family – particularly one with an attendant poltergeist.
This week the team discuss an account of a haunted house in Tharston during the 1930s. The haunting was investigated by the local branch of the spiritualist church and had a slightly unusual conclusion.
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