'I'll turn the speakers off at night and they start messing with the speakers, but there's no logical way that could happen. The electrics have completely turned off and then all of a sudden, the music is on.'
If you walk around the streets of Blackpool during the day, you may not think about the paranormal activity lurking within the walls of some of the town's oldest and most iconic buildings.
The same can be said for Frenchman's Cove on South King Street in Blackpool, an establishment that has plenty of stories about its spooky inhabitants. Whilst the stories may be decades old, the feeling of paranormal activity is still very much a modern day problem for its staff and punters.In fact, when we visited the pub, a staff member who had only been working in the establishment for three weeks had already had a paranormal encounter with the resident spirits.
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