Weird Britain: New TV show documenting Nottinghamshire’s weird history airs - how you can watch the episode
The episode was filmed in Nottinghamshire last November
A television show documenting Nottinghamshire’s weird history has aired.
The latest episode of Weird Britain, featuring locations across the county, aired on Blaze TV last night (June 18).
Filmed last November, the hour-long episode saw presenters Andy McGrath and Dr Kate Cherrell visit sites such as the National Justice Museum and Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem.
The pair also explored the creepy exhibits inside the Museum of Curiosites, including haunted dolls and human skulls.
McGrath, the show’s main presenter, visited Sherwood Forest to learn more about its links to Robin Hood, alongside the history of the Major Oak.
During his visit to the Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem, McGrath explored the pub’s spooky goings-on, including the story of former landlord George Henry York, known as Yorkie.
The second series of Weird Britain also features episodes in Scotland, Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Staffordshire.
If you missed the episode, you can watch on catch-up here.