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Poltergeist may haunt city bar 
By Tom Stirling

Ghost Finder General Rachel Lacy
A BAR in York's city centre is to be investigated for ghostly goings-on,
which may be malevolent, before Halloween.
Preparations are well under way for the city's annual festival of the
paranormal.
The highlight of this year's spine-chilling festival will be a paranormal
investigation of Thomas's Bar, in Museum Street, York.
Rachel Lacy, York's Ghost Finder General, said: "We have had reports of
hauntings about this property, but to our knowledge it has never been
investigated, so our overnight investigation will be the first one ever done

continued...
"It's a place that has regularly had strange goings-on for the last 30 or 40
years - nothing spectacular, but things moving around, which could indicate
poltergeist activity."
The psychically-attuned may already know it - but if not, the third York
Ghost Festival will be held on Friday and Saturday, October 27 and 28.
Spirit-ridden York can be a pretty frightening place - lurking in its
snickets lie hundreds of spooky inhabitants, according to research conducted
in 2002.
The Ghost Research Foundational International recorded 504 hauntings when it
inspected the city.
Other fright-filled events are in the pipeline - but still remain shrouded
in mystery.
Last year's festival lasted an entire week in celebration of the 400th
anniversary of Guy Fawkes' Gunpowder Plot.
This time round, though, the organisers have cut the festival down to two
days of concentrated ectoplasmic activities.
Ghost Finder General Lacy added: "We get a good mix of people in every year.
Many are locals, wanting to know more about the hauntings of the city -
after all, how can you live in such a haunted city and not want to know
more? But we also get visitors from further afield. Last year people came
from across the Pennines and even as far away as Portsmouth - obviously
ghosts are big business!"
For more information, the festival's website has just gone live at www
yorkghostfestival.co.uk.
Tickets for all the events will be on sale there tomorrow.
7:35am today
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