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News from November 2007

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Haunted Swindon DVD Launched!

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As part of PSI�s ethical fundraising, they have produced the Haunted Swindon DVD, with all proceeds going to PSI the educational charity.

PSI co-founder Dave Wood said:
�Obviously the DVD has been a big hit in Swindon and surrounding areas, but we�re keen to emphasise that this DVD isn�t just a Swindon.
�Whilst it does explore the area�s heritage as part of the Haunted Swindon project, it also shows PSI�s findings in several cases and grants recorded access to a PSI investigation.
�Every penny goes to PSI�s attempt to build a scientifically credible method to investigate hauntings, so I�d like to appeal to our members to help by buying a copy from the website:�

You can also see a trailer of the DVD on the BBC website, follow the link to play the file at the bottom.

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Severnside Centre for Fortean Research have also written a review of the Haunted Swindon DVD.
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PSI Reaches 1000 Members Milestone
The PSI website signed up its one thousandth member in the last month (including deletion of old members, of course!).
Development officer Nicky Sewell said:
�1000 members is quite an achievement in a few short years. We�re pleased that so many people are taking an interest in rational enquiry into paranormal phenomena.
�Many more people are taking a casual interest in PSI, with our website still receiving in excess of 30,000 hits each and every month.�

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ASSAP Affiliation

PSI has affiliated to the Association for the Scientific Study of Anomalous Phenomena, a national education and research charity based in the UK. ASSAP has been a beacon in the field of rational and scientific research for over 25 years and currently links twenty affiliate Groups in the UK. The process of affiliation checks on a Groups ethical and scientific principles, to a reasonable standard.
We would recommend ASSAP membership and affiliation to all Groups, researchers and those generally interested in the paranormal.

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Contribute to PSI Journal

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The next PSI Journal of Investigative Psychical Research is due for publication in February 2008.
We�d like to appeal for any interested researchers, investigators and commentators to submit an article, book review or letter.
Co-editor Dave Wood said:
�Being published in the PSI Journal is a great way for your views or experimental work to be seen by our 1000 members.
�If you�d like to make an impact then email us

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