The SATURDAY STRANGENESS

Neil Arnold's long running series THE SATURDAY STRANGENESS, which Londonist have featured for more almost 140 episodes, is coming to a close. However, fear not...all will be resumed on this very website....stay tuned.

The Surrey puma...

For several decades, the legend of the Surrey puma has existed. The mystery animal, alongside the 'beast' of Exmoor', has become the most famous 'big cat' said to roam the English countryside. Thousands of sightings have been recorded since the 1950s, although there are a few which date back even further...centuries further. The reports still persist, despite the fact the tale has become something more akin to an urban legend. However, despite the theories and investigations, there is now a website devoted to the sightings and the legend. SURREY BIG CAT RESEARCH is the work of full-time researcher and author Neil Arnold, who for twenty years has investigated and collated reports of 'big cats' in the countryside. The website will chronicle hundreds of sightings, featuring old press reports to modern eye-witness accounts.

Stay tuned...

An extraterrestrial, and beastly event...

On Saturday 6th March a small conference will be held in London showcasing the expertise of UFO researcher Nick Pope, Loch Ness Monster investigator Adrian Shine, and Bigfoot expert Paul Vella. For more details of location, time, entry fee, click HERE

The murderous bird of Lincoln's Inn

Neil's latest episode of THE SATURDAY STRANGENESS looks at a spooky mystery.

Neil Arnold in the CFZ hot-seat!

Neil Arnold is asked five cryptozoology-related questions by the CFZ's Oll Lewis. Read it HERE

West Dulwich cat encounter covered by This Is Local London

The recent inaccuracies reported by the press in regards to Roger Fleming's 'big cat' encounter, continue courtesy of THIS IS LOCAL LONDON

Soho's bird of death.

Neil's latest Saturday Strangeness investigates a phantasmal creature from 1940s London.