25th July 2026
8pm - 2am
 
The Bell Hotel in Thetford is a historic 15th-century coaching inn, operating since at least the 1540s, known for its timber-framed structure, original features like Tudor paintings and priest holes, and its role on the major London-Norwich coach route until the railway's arrival. Famous for its hauntings, particularly by landlady Betty Radcliffe and a monk, it's a Grade II listed building that blends historical character with modern amenities, offering a unique glimpse into Norfolk's coaching era. 
 
Are you brave enough to join us and see what we uncover?