The un-named shop in Lincs.

[anna]

The un-named shop in Lincs is the most haunted one

[Kris]

The Un-named Shop, Lincs

Reports:
Books Falling Individually
Hand Cream was thrown around two feet at a member of staff from inside a communal toilet; only one person can be in at one time.
Footsteps and creaking coming from the top floor of the store when nothing is up there.
Loud banging coming from staff area and top floor
A set up pen moved an inch from placement, then to the corner of lockers. Also pen moves an inch when placed in a different place.
Voices heard when no one else is around.
Doors banging
Loud Creaking from stairs leading to top floor.
Office door open on top floor when closed previous night, same with toilet doors.
Canteen door handle moves when no one is in there.
Rustling and banging coming from the shop floor
Tannoys going on when no one is near it.
Brush left in the middle of the Staff room floor, checked no one put it there, everyone was on shop floor!
Internal phone rang Tills from manager’s office when no one was upstairs!
A figure has been seen on the top floor
bakery trays have moved by themselves
alarms have been set off when no-one is around
ghostly voices have been heard
doors banging when no-one is there
rustling of keys have been heard when no-one else is there

anyone had other experiences please add them

[James]

Some of these are different, others are expanding on what is mentioned above according to my personal experiences;

Chairs on the second floor have moved, left in a normal position only to be found lying on the ground when someone re-enters the room.

Firedoor slammed shut - happened at the bottom of the stairs and also the top too.

The smell of smoke is regularily reported.

Fire Alarm went off for no known reason, when the fire brigade came to investigate they found that it had been caused by a smoke detector, and therefore had to put it down to a "technical fault".

The ghost of man dressed in a long black cloak has been seen by two different people, one of which a security guard. Both people had not discussed what they both witnessed as they worked in the store at different times, one left before the other joined us. Yet both described to me that the figure was male, and wearing a long black cloak. Both sightings were within 2 meters of each other also.

Bakery trays moved on three occassions within the space of an hour. The first time, at about 5.30am, I had been upstairs, came down and heard the bakery trays sliding out of the rack, I presumed it was one of the other two members of staff working that morning, as I said "I'm back", I was shocked to see one of the members of staff walk through the doors on the other side of the corridoor, the other staff member was on the shop floor working the delivery. The only way into the bakery was directly in my view point. It happened twice more that morning.