My interest in the paranormal started in my mid teens when I became very interested in photographs of the unknown and spirit communication. 

Throughout my working life I have worked in haunted buildings, which always intrigued me.
Whilst working at a museum in Leicestershire in 2004, on my first day, I was told about the many ghostly phenomena, which blighted the site and was informed to never enter certain buildings alone. An excellent first day on the job.  I had some amazing paranormal experiences at this venue (poltergeists, spirit rushing through me and large objects moving without any rational explanation). 

My role within the museum service expanded which gave me access to additional venues, which conveniently also had reported paranormal activity. With time I developed an interest linking the paranormal activity at historical sites to the social history of the site and its ancestors. I never anticipated that this interest would be the foundation to what would later become Haunted Heritage. 

My primary focus today is researching venues and looking for the connections, I have also developed a keen interest in researching the Witches of Leicestershire.

I am not a qualified historian, but I am enthusiastic and passionate about local heritage and aim to trigger people’s interest in these venues by bringing historical stories to life during investigations. 

For those who say they don’t like history…if you like ghosts stories, think again.

Favorite venue – was Snibston Discovery Museum whilst it stood & 1620 Manor House.