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AccyJay · 30-11-2006, 18:11

I have too many to list.

However, my strangest one was in the Regency one night about 11:30pm. I was just about to finish work for the night. Part of my duties was to check the pub to make sure nobody was still inside other than the staff. This particular night i locked the front doors, checked the fire escape then went to check the ladies toilets. I was just about to leave the ladies when the tap turned on. I know what your thinking, that maybe it was already on when i went in there & i hadn't noticed. However, the taps in the Regency are the type that you have to push down to operate.

I didn't really bother too much about it until the next day. When i went into work the manager told me that the alarm had gone off during the night. He explained that everything was fine, but, he was wondering why there was salt all over the pool table, & a smashed salt cellar in the corner of the room. I'm always the last person to leave the bar area & i can assure everybody that there was no sign of any salt or smashed glass when i left that night.

All the salt cellars were either on the tables at the other end of the pub, or, stored in a cupboard which is lower than the pool table.

I think Lolly was working in the Regency that night.

30-11-2006, 18:11	#12
AccyJay Senior Member+ Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Home Posts: 1,405 Liked: 10 times Rep Power: 180	Re: Do you believe in ghosts? I have too many to list. However, my strangest one was in the Regency one night about 11:30pm. I was just about to finish work for the night. Part of my duties was to check the pub to make sure nobody was still inside other than the staff. This particular night i locked the front doors, checked the fire escape then went to check the ladies toilets. I was just about to leave the ladies when the tap turned on. I know what your thinking, that maybe it was already on when i went in there & i hadn't noticed. However, the taps in the Regency are the type that you have to push down to operate. I didn't really bother too much about it until the next day. When i went into work the manager told me that the alarm had gone off during the night. He explained that everything was fine, but, he was wondering why there was salt all over the pool table, & a smashed salt cellar in the corner of the room. I'm always the last person to leave the bar area & i can assure everybody that there was no sign of any salt or smashed glass when i left that night. All the salt cellars were either on the tables at the other end of the pub, or, stored in a cupboard which is lower than the pool table. I think Lolly was working in the Regency that night. __________________ "It wasn't me, you can't prove a thing" The views expressed here are my own & are not necessarily those of the site. Last edited by AccyJay; 30-11-2006 at 18:15.