Bramber Castle: after William de Braose, the 4th Lord of Bramber, upset King John I, his children were imprisoned and died. It is said they are still seen at Bramber Castleplaceholder image
Bramber Castle: after William de Braose, the 4th Lord of Bramber, upset King John I, his children were imprisoned and died. It is said they are still seen at Bramber Castle

Spooky Sussex - 9 places to visit for a ghostly Halloween treat

It’s that time of the year again when the shops are full of pumpkins, trick-or-treat sweets and plastic skeletons, as people gear up for the spookiest night of the year.

Halloween has become big business but there's still many wonderful places to visit in Sussex that make a great autumn day out - but still have a spooky story to enjoy too.

With a history as long and rich as Sussex’s, there are many tales to tell of hauntings and strange goings-on in its historic buildings and castles.

We’ve compiled a list of some:

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