“i have camped out alot near clifton hall and i for a fact and several other of my friends have seen and heard strange things. we once went to the church next to clifton hall with afew friends for a laugh and we all seen a white lady in the window holding a baby. theres another story which is that theres a woman that rides around on a horse at the back of the hall near the tennis courts, thats supposidly cliftons daughter. he had the stables built for her then she got sick or somthing like that. then apparently thing started going wrong. theres also a ghost dog thats been seen near grove entrance that guards the house a rottweiler. i've seen it and so has my mum. But personally i think its haunted. (:”

“well all i can say is that if the house is really haunted then allow me a chance and i take a challange of 11 days to clear the house of any evil spirit!!!”

“So here's the deal:
My grandfather was John Clifton Hall; my dad was Clifton Ayres Hall, Sr.; I'm Clifton Ayres Hall II.
Can I have the family mansion back now, please?
I'll deal with the ghosts...
I've got a big dog with flatulence.”

“Too many mind altering substances can lead to problems ... as can too few mind altering substances..the balance has got to be right and that is a fine line to tread , i have seen spaceships in my bedroom”

“Cripes scoob .. looks like we got a lil old job in nott ing hammmm..
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOH”

“People who believe in ghosts - Nutcases! Thats what i used to call them - till i worked there! people tend not to talk about these things ( like u.f.o sightings) for fear of being branded - i'm not afraid. i like many other people have seen & heard things there which can't logically be explained.Although the theory of the bad smell (nice dog) has now been solved.
Maybe ghosts are tricks played by our minds - Maybe there not but we know what we've seen & heard there.
Maybe Mr Rashid should of put some cameras in the hall - Sell the tapes - Worth Millions - Mortgage paid - No problem!”

“What a load of piffle the tales about Clifton hall are, I was employed by the Nottingham Trent university as a
security officer for 13 years from 1981 to1994,

My duties during my time there involved regular night patrols of the City and the Clifton sites including
Clifton hall and it's grounds.

I must admit that patrols of Clifton hall during the hours of darkness could be quite unerving but at
no time did I, or as far as I am aware my fellow security officers who always patrolled in pairs, witness any
paranormal activity.

Silence, shadows, and the dark can play strange tricks if one lets the mind wander.

When my turn on the rota called for me to do night duties at Clifton hall I would
take my dog along with me. ( A Staffordshire bull terrier aptly named Casper.) Casper was renowned for
breaking wind, much to the disgust of my work colleagues. Whenever we had a break during the night for a
cup of tea and a bite to eat there would be Casper with his flatulence,
But I must say the lads thought the world of him, God rest his soul.

Perhaps this would explain some of the strange smells that linger in the hall.

Bill Harper
Sutton on Sea
Retired Trent university security officer”

“I can't stop asking myself one question, If Clifton Hall is possessed, why does it
have to be repossessed?”

“This is all about a failed business venture and sour grapes on the part of Mr Rashid.

Planning permission to hire out the hall and gardens for weddings and events was refused by the council. The housing slump caused the property to drop drastically in value. With no revenue on the £3.6 million investment Mr. Rashid defaulted on the mortgage. The bank repossessed Clifton Hall, and now Mr Rashid is attempting to obscure his financial losses (and devalue the bank's property) with fireside tales of superstition.”

“Like Angela said....
Some beers and good company,and we leave that place in the morning with a headake.....lol.....
Come on Portuguese people.....”