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I has here reproduced the SPR study day information on the forthcoming event, but having now rejoined the society i note one of the membership guidelines clearly states “Members of the SPR may not issue public notices or advertisements about … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alan Murdie, Barrie Colvin, beasties, Guy Lyon Playfair, Halloween 2009 events, John Newton, John Poynton, Lamb Inn poltergeist, Marie Rose Barrington, Paranormal Review, parapsychology, percussive phenomena, poltergeists, psychical research, Rosenhein poltergeist, RSPK, S.P.R, Society for Psychical Research, South Shields poltergeist, SPR membership guidelines, SPR study days 58
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