SPIRITS out and about on their Hallowe'en haunts in Warminster will need to be careful if they don't want to be caught on camera.

A crack paranormal investigation team is carrying out a search to find and record ghostly goings on at an old building in the town on Tuesday.

Jorden Williams Paranormal, set up a year ago by Ray Jorden, 35, of Ferris Mead, Warminster, and his friend Maria Williams, aims to uncover paranormal activity, using a team of cameramen, mediums and investigators.

The team has already spent time discovering and trying to make contact with ghosts in Warminster, and is hoping to find out more on the spookiest night of the year.

Mr Jorden said: "Warminster is very well known for UFO sightings, and the people in the town are receptive to the paranormal.

"We have investigated in the old town hall where we picked up the spirits of a boy and a girl, and at Sutton Veny House where so much happens such as doors moving and voices."

To record paranormal activity, hi-tech equipment such as night-vision cameras, sound meters and detectors are used.

Through these devices, Mr Jorden and his team believe they have detected numerous spirits, and will be hoping the equipment can pick something up again on Tuesday.

"Unfortunately, we can't reveal which building in Warminster we are going to be visiting on Hallowe'en because we can't let our medium know anything about it before the event," said Mr Jorden.

"This makes it a more honest investigation and means he the medium does not have any prior information before we go in."

Since forming last year, Jorden Williams Paranormal has investigated a series of haunted buildings in Wiltshire.

Mr Jorden said: "Hallowe'en is one of the most active nights of the year for paranormal activity so that will help with our investigation.

"We always try to keep an open mind rather than thinking we will definitely find something because when you do that you are often disappointed."

To find out about spooky discoveries visit www.jordenwilliamsparanormal.com