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Tuesday, 17 September 2013
Who you gonna call? Belief in ghosts is rising in UK
S.O.T.T: More than half of those taking part (52 per cent) said they believed in the supernatural, a marked increase on the two previous comparable studies, in 2009 and 2005, which both found a level of around 40 per cent. The survey also found that one in five claimed to have had some sort of paranormal experience. Interest in the supernatural has become big business in recent years, with the popularity of television shows like Most Haunted, which starred Yvette Fielding, and the spread of so-called "ghost walks" around supposedly haunted parts of city centres. English Heritage (EH) and the National Trust have both begun to attract people to their properties by identifying which ones are said to be occupied by ghosts, among them Blickling Hall, in Norfolk, Dunster Castle, in Somerset, and Dover Castle, in Kent. EH even conducted a "spectral stocktake" of "hauntings" and unexplained events recorded at its sites. The new study was carried out for the Association for the Scientific Study of Anomalous Phenomena (Assap), for its annual conference...read more>>>...