Susan: Susan who likes to be called Sue was only 2 years old when she sadly passed away from influenza. She's very intelligent for her age. I was told she is very naughty, mischievous and demanding as she was spoilt by family. I've not come across any naughty behaviour from her though. Whilst Sue has been here she has been very shy. She has two trigger objects which are a flashing ball and a fidget spinner as she loves toys. She has taken a liking to a antique doll I have which isn't haunted. Sometimes she will roll the ball towards you off the shelf to let you know she is there and wants a little attention. One of my cats kept stealing her toys and padding at her which frightened her so we took Sue to a different upstairs where no cats are allowed and she's much happier.

Megan: Megan was 14 years old when she passed away. Despite her age she had a teddy bear she adored and comforted her. She would often hug into her teddy. Megan  loved pyjamas and especially new ones, something I myself can relate to. Megan said reading a book and hugging her teddy would often help her fall asleep. Megan often waked at midnight and we know this to be true as she is active at this time moving items, opening and closing door out of view (especially when cameras are set up) which we can hear creaking open in night cameras. Every now and then she will fully close the shower curtain which we always leave open. I'm not sure why she does that. Megan has communicated with us through a oiuja board, rempod and a K2. Some information keeps to herself but our connection is growing stronger. Megan will play with Sue and Amanda.

Amanda: Amanda was only 8 when she passed away and she came from a impoverished home where her mum rarely washed her clothes. All her toys were other children's cast offs but she was grateful to have them. Amanda's mum wasn't nice to her, often calling  her names, not allowing her to run around and play and not feeding her much. Amanda resorted to begging on the streets for food. Amanda has been active here running up and downstairs and knocking on doors and walls and spending time with sue and Megan. Amanda communicates with us through a ouija board, tapping and a K2 meter.

Tina is new to us and we are still building a connection with her. Despite that though, on her 1st night here she has made her presence known buy tipping mugs over. The lady that found Tina had moved to America and had come back to England to stay a short while. She found Tina in a box in the attic and was surprised at the great condition she was in. Her hairs slightly matted at the back which are fixing up for her. She took Tina back home with her where later on she started to notice lights flicker, furniture and objects being moved. This did scare and spook the lady and this is how Tina ended up with us. We will be doing contacting sessions with Tina to try and learn and understand her more, getting more details in her. We will update as we go a long.