Welcome to the NISCC

The NISCC helps control and manage supernatural occurances in the UK.

This site is not an emergency resource. In the case of an emergency or any situation where there is an immediate threat to life, please dial 999 and ask for a bridger.

Latest News In Your Area

Our rescues, recoveries, recent sightings, and more.

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↩A casualty was rescued from the Greenwoods yesterday evening. The 36-year old alleged to have entered the forest in 1968, which would make him one of the longest cases of temporal displacement seen in twenty years. He suffered mild hypothermia, shock, and possible psychosis. He has been placed in the ward of the NHS and his case is currently being handled by police and the NISCC.

↩A black dog has been reported around the churchyard and graveyard at dusk and dawn. The NISCC is looking into these sightings. Please take necessary precautions when travelling at twilight.

↩Water horses return to the Blaircliff beaches with the new season. Beachgoers are reminded to stay between the red flags when swimming and to carry protection charms when walking near water. Do not approach stray animals, particularly white or black horses. If you see a nude person (of any gender) standing in the surf and calling you by name, stay away and inform the NISCC staff present at the Lifeguard station.

↩The NISCC would like to formally state that the recent murder outside the Hanged Lamb pub was a secular act and is outside of our jurisdiction. Please take all tips or information to the local police service, and not to our team.

↩Three women and a dog were rescued from a field that had turned into a barrow by a bridger team. All four casualties were unharmed, though one woman had her name stolen. Through the work of our bridgers and cunning folk, we were able to return her name. The fairy that trapped them was released unharmed with sufficent warning.

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