Paranormal Rescue, the Worlds only professional international paranormal emergency service, hosted a beginners paranormal event this spooky season to teach paranormal enthusiasts how to conduct a paranormal investigation and of raise much needed funds for greyhound charity, The Greyhound Gap.
Novices of this Order of Knights Templar, Brian Sterling-Vete, Helen Renée Wuorio, and Paul Flanagan were joined by Greg Hardman (formally of the British Army’s Royal Signals Regiment) ran the two-day course in North Wales.
On day one, held at Love and Light by Sonia in Llandudno, the 10 lucky participants were introduced to a number of different pieces of equipment used in paranormal investigations. Then, on day two, they ventured across the Afon Conwy to The Jester’s Tower to put their new skills and knowledge to the test.
Between ticket sales and tarot readings the event raised a fantastic £400. This was added to by The Knights Templar of England and Wales bringing the total donated to The Greyhound Gap to £500.
The Greyhound Gap are a small, but worthy charity who have dedicated themselves to rescuing abandoned greyhounds and lurchers who would’ve otherwise been euthanised.
Their goal is to rehabilitate and ultimately rehome rescued hounds. One of Greyhound Gaps most famous past residents became known as the “Ghosthunting Greyhound” who was featured on ITV’s the This Morning programme.
If you’d like to find out more about the Greyhound Gap you can visit their website https://greyhoundgap.org.uk.
For more about Paranormal Rescue head over to https://www.paranormalrescue.com.
If you’re in Llandudno you can visit Love and Light by Sonia or find them on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/llbysonia.
The Jester’s Tower Coffee House is found in the 13th Century Postern Gate Tower in Conwy. You can visit their social media at https://www.facebook.com/thejesterstower
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