Most Haunted

Steve Parsons, co-founder of Para.Science, joined Most Haunted as the paranormal investigator for series 8, shown in the UK. Below are the episodes he can be seen in.

Most Haunted Live

Steve participated in Most Haunted Live, broadcast from Portsmouth on 5th, 6th and 7th May, 2006.

Pictured left is Wymering Manor, one of the venues visited during the broadcast. Picture courtesy of Matthew Eyre, licensed under use from Wikimedia Commons.

Gladstone Pottery Museum

Aired 11th July 2006. The Most Haunted Team visit Gladstone Pottery museum in Stoke On Trent. Reports of the figure of an old man, the sound of heavy footsteps, and objects being moved.

Margam Castle

Aired 18th July 2006. The Most Haunted Team investigate Margam Castle, located in Port Talbot, Wales. Margam Castle was built in the early 19th century, although the ruins of an old Cistercian Abbey are still visible on the site. The interior of the castle was gutted during a fire in 1977, but a propgramme of restoration has seen restoration of many of the important features of the castle. In 1898 Robert Scott a gamekeeper was murdered outside by a poacher, and since then his ghost has been reported to wander the gothic staircase. Noises, shadows, and footsteps are heard regulary in the Castle. A dark male figure, children singing, and a blacksmith has been seen.

Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester

Aired 25th July 2006. The Most Haunted Team visit the Royal Exchange Theatre in the city centre of Manchester. The 30 year old Theatre is based in the old Victorian Cotton Exchange building in Manchester. The main theatre is a seven sided steel and glass module that sits within the hall of the old cotton exchange, making it the world's largest theatre-in-the-round. On 15th June 1996, the IRA detonated a bomb 50 metres from the exchange building, causing damage that took over 2 years to repair and cost £32 million. Ghosts reputed to haunt the building include the actor and founding artistic director James Maxwell, also a Victorian lady.

North East Aircraft Museum

Aired 5th September 2006. Most Haunted visit the North East Aircraft Museum, Sunderland. The museum started life in 1974, and moved to its current location at Sunderland Airport in 1977. When Sunderland Airport closed in 1985, the museum moved to its current site. The reports of ghostly activity naturally include tales of the pilots and planes that were lost in accidents or action over the years. George the ghost, a Canadian pilot killed in a Hurricane crash, has been seen; stones are reported to have been thrown in hanger one; the ghost of a Czech pilot who was a German spy and stole a Hurricane aircraft from the site is also reputed to haunt the area.