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18/03/2026

Please join me in wishing our very own simon aka Mr shell a very happy birthday,

09/03/2026

Please join us in wishing our very own donna a happy birthday x,

07/03/2026

We have arrived and setting up
Are you all ready?

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07/03/2026

WE WILL BE LIVE TONIGHT FROM THE PRIESTS COTTAGE IN LEEDS 9PM

Come be our eyes and ears online tonight, as we return to this incredible building and its haunting energies

See you over in the dark
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Team Axiom

02/03/2026

Wishing our Wayne a very Happy Birthday today! We hope you’ve had a wonderful day 🥳🎂👻
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21/02/2026

Going live in five minutes. 👻

21/02/2026

Helloooo
Guess who’s going to be live later
We are back !!!
Join us around 8.30 live and on here tonight
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30/01/2026

Join me in wishing our very own zoe a happy birthday,

30/01/2026

Bolton Abbey, a 12th-century Augustinian monastery in Yorkshire, is famously haunted by a "Black Canon" monk, believed to be a spirit trapped after the Dissolution of the Monasteries. Reports include sightings of a man in a black cloak, the sound of sandals on stone, and the smell of incense.
Key Paranormal Reports and Legends
• The Black Canon: A monk in his 60s with a wrinkled face, wearing a black cassock, is frequently reported, particularly around the ruined priory.
• Phantom Sounds & Smells: Visitors and staff have reported hearing footsteps and smelling incense in the ruins.
• The White Doe: A spectral white doe is sometimes associated with the area, tied to local folklore.
• The Rectory Ghost: Historical accounts mention a ghost of a monk appearing in the Bolton Abbey Rectory, with stories of tiles shifting, which some attributed to supernatural activity.
• The Butcher Lord: References are made to the spirit of "The Butcher" Lord Clifford haunting the grounds.
The site remains a popular location for ghost hunting and reports of supernatural activity, with its atmospheric ruins adding to the spooky tales.

25/01/2026

24/01/2026

Bugsworth Basin Ghost

Hidden away in a quiet Derbyshire village, is a canal basin which was once the largest and busiest inland port on the narrow canal system and the only one to survive intact. Today, it's popular with boaters and walkers.
A beautiful place to visit but with a hidden past of murder and a ghostly tale
Built in 1794, It was once a busy interchange with the Peak Forest Tramway, for the transport of limestone and burnt lime
But in 1898, John Cotton committed a gruesome murder that will remain deep in the areas history.
On the 26th October 1898 John Cotton, and his wife Hannah, had moored their canal boat up and taken themselves to the local Inn, The Rose and Crown. The locals and at the time landlord of the pub, Thomas Hayes, has commented on how Mr Cotton was very jealous if another male spoken to or shown interest in his wife.
After a quarrel the pair had began to return to their boat when once aboard and in the cabin the argument began again, Mr Cotton lost his temper and picked up a long iron poker and beat Mrs Cotton around the head repeatedly until she was blood soaked, lay moaning and dying on the deck. Standing over her dying body he mocked her and told her to shut up or he would throw her into the canal... which he did. Mrs Cotton was pulled from the water unconscious but sadly died from her injuries later without gaining consciousness.
This was witnessed by 3 school girls who gave reports to the police and the same day Mr Cotton was arrested for his wife's murder.
He was tried and executed on the 21st December 1898 at Derby Gaol. Making him the last person to be hung here!
It is said that the ghost of Hannah Cotton can be seen walking the banks of the canal Basin and also her spirit has been seen in the pub by the Basin, where she had her last drink.
The pub is now closed unfortunately but the basin is worth a visit on a lovely day or night, Where maybe you could see the spirit of the Bugsworth Basin Ghost Hannah Cotton.

Team Axiom