This is Anne Bradford's ninth collection of true ghost stories from the Worcestershire area,she has been collecting eye-witness accounts of strange events since 1992,when she was inspired by a Victorian collection of ghost stories in the archives of her local library.
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Publisher: Brewin BooksISBN: 9781858585673Number of pages: 202Dimensions: 210 x 148 mm
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Late on Christmas Eve a few years ago,one of the locals had a fright when he was driving from Cookhill to Alcester. He says: "Suddenly,I saw what looked like a nurse in a grey cape with a hood. She stepped right out in front of me. There was no chance of my stopping,I screamed and hit the brakes. I stopped and went back to have a look but there was no trace of anything. There wasn't a mark on the car. I'm not certain what it was but it certainly wasn't solid as I went straight through it and there was no bang. I have very good lights on my car,I have very good eyesight and I'm not the kind of person to believe in that sort of thing. If tins had happened after I had been to the pub you could understand it but it happened when I was on my way to the pub. I found it quite upsetting. You think you have had an accident. A friend of ours is a nurse and she told us that she was working at the hospital in Worcester when a lorry driver was taken in who had an accident at that same spot. He said that he had swerved to avoid a grey nun. The strange thing was,that this also happened on Christmas Eve but the following year."
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