311# The most haunted pubs in the uk | ghosts, spirits and last orders

know, going into it yeah right i just want to kind of look into this for a minute yeah because obviously there's an interesting questions that why are pubs frequently associated with hauntings right yeah and perhaps it is the age of the buildings perhaps it's like the history of violence and tragedy that surrounds a lot of old inns right yeah perhaps it's the dim lighting and like you know the kind of the the setting yeah it's a bit kind of like old school kind of like You know, a lot of pubs are quite, you know, traditional in that sense.

So, you know, maybe it gives it that note

of paranormal.

It's a place where the community used to go to all the time so you can see your neighbours, you can see your friends, you know what I mean? It was a place to go and socialise.

Yeah.

I mean, like, where do you stand on it? I mean, do you believe it? Do you believe the stories? Do you believe that some people, you know, there were obviously people who refused to, you know, to leave the favourite pub.

You know what I mean? It's like, that's where I had many a great night.

I'm not going anywhere.

I'm going to haunt this pub.

Well, I used to live in a horny pub.

Did you really? Yeah.

Go on, tell us.

The Clayton Arms.

Okay, and what was going on in the Clayton Arms? Objects just, you know, disappearing or movement.

You know, they'd go away from the bar, come back down, and what the hell's all this? Oh, right, so stuff was being moved around.

Polygeist energy.

Yeah, there was no real stories.

I mean,

I've seen clips of people where the bar's empty and a glass will move or a bottle will move or something like that.

Yeah, but

that could be the road outside.

Yeah, of course.

A lot of them

could be hoaxes as well, just set up.

Wasn't there