The UK Paranormal Society is a registered charity, here to guide and support the public, heritage locations, and the paranormal field.
Our purpose is to help protect the public and heritage locations from misinformation, malpractice, and exploitation relating to the paranormal. We do this by providing a freely accessible resource of reliable, factual, unbiased information and guidance; encouraging good ethical standards; and promoting scientific research into the paranormal.
Ultimately, our charity’s vision is:
“A paranormal field that progresses research whilst promoting good ethical standards, protecting the vulnerable, and preserving our history and heritage.”
Listed below are the latest additions and updates to our website. This section will be updated whenever a new article or feature is added.
NEW TIMELINE ENTRY: In 1891, the Ouija board was patented by businessman Elijah Bond, in Baltimore, USA. Discover more about the fascinating history of the Ouija board and how it got its name.
UPDATE: Need insurance for your paranormal team, ghost hunting events, or work as a psychic medium? Find out more, including where to get insurance, here:
NEW VACANCY: We are looking for a volunteer who is experienced in social media management. Find out more about the role and how to apply here:
NEW TIMELINE ENTRY: In 1936, one of the world’s most famous ‘ghost’ photos was taken by photographers whilst on a shoot at Raynham Hall in Norfolk, and published in Country Life magazine.
NEW TIMELINE ENTRY: In 1917, two young cousins from the Yorkshire village of Cottingley produced photographs that they alleged depicted fairies. The pictures gained significant public attention.
NEW TIMELINE ENTRY: Once regarded as ‘the most haunted house in England’, Borley Rectory became the focus of investigations by famed paranormal researcher Harry Price, until the house was destroyed by fire in 1939.
NEW TIMELINE ENTRY: In 1642, King Charles I sends a Royal Commission to investigate paranormal activity reported by multiple witnesses following the Battle of Edgehill in Warwickshire.
Our website provides reliable, factual, unbiased information and guidance for the public, heritage locations, and paranormal practitioners. The guidance on our website is split into the following three categories:
To access the guidance, please use the menu at the top of the page and choose your preferred category.
We will be adding to the information and guidance in these sections over the coming weeks and months. If there is guidance you would like to see included, please email us at: editor@ukparanormalsociety.org
As we grow and develop the UK Paranormal Society, we will add additional features to this site. If you have ideas or suggestions of what you would like to see on our website, please email us at: editor@ukparanormalsociety.org
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