25/05/2010 – This was our first visit as a team to Borley Rectory, although others had experienced it before. Weather conditions were good, air was still, not a cloud in the sky; a perfect night for ghost hunting. We arrived at the site at approximately 8PM and walked around the church and the surrounding area. So far there was nothing out of the ordinary.We then looked for somewhere to eat and drink. We come across the Cock & Bell. Their service and food is excellent and we highly recommend this as a place to eat and drink, for a varied menu and a reasonable…
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