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The article discusses mystery moggies and phantom felids related to Great Britain. It mentions offers information on a circus owner Mary Chipperfield, who released three of her favorite captive pumas into the wilds of Dartmoor National park in England. It also highlights issues faced by naturalists related to the Alien Big Cats.

The article provides information on several archaeological finds. A marmoreal stone statuette dating back to about 8,000 to 5,500 BC has been unearthed at the neolithic site of Çatalhöyük in central Anatolia, Turkey. The largest Iron Age mound in Great Britain has been identified at the former site of Skipsea Castle by the excavation team of Jim Leary of the University of Reading.

The article offers information on findings through reconnaissance planes of prehistoric farms in Stogumber, Somerset, and Bronze Age mounds uncovered in Scropton, Derbyshire, all in Great Britain with lost Elizabethan buildings and gardens dating from 1555, Iron age structures in Scotland, and a large prehistoric henge near Newgrange in County Meath, Ireland. It notes DNA analysis of whale bones at Roman sites in the Strait of Gibraltar area indicates Romans hunted whales 2000 years ago.

An editorial is presented which expresses its dissent against Great Britain police in south London recording that Croydon cat killer and all of the cases of cat mutilation as no crime as it was assumed that mutilation and cause of death of cats due to vehicle collision and attack from scavenging urban foxes and notes the public have protested against police recordings. It also states it supports the lone women's demand for protection of Robin birds and also cats.

The article presents a round-up of archaeological discoveries in Great Britain as of May 2016 that are of interest to fortean enthusiasts. Topics include the Mesolithic shale pendant discovered near Scarborough in Yorkshire, England that could have belonged to a shaman, the discovery of a Mesolithic dwelling at Blick Mead in Wiltshire, England, and the leathery corpses of ancient British people who may have been mummified according to archaeologist Tom Booth and his team.

The article discusses various topics published within the issue including one about an encounter with an unidentified flying object (UFO), one about the folklore relating to haunted highways in Great Britain and another on phantom hitchhiker encounters in the village of Halsall.

Reports on two misleading statements made on a Radio 4 broadcast of a Emma Freud program in Great Britain on December 26, 1995. Location of an island that worships Prince Philip of Britain; Rituals for throning of Popes.

Presents some animal collectors in Great Britain. Pam Mansfield; Jack and Donna Wright; Pamela Drew.

Cites instances in which ghosts were recorded on security video cameras. Alleged message of the apparition recorded inside the Fijian parliament; Description of the ghost recorded at the east Ardsley Conservative Club in Yorkshire, England; Study of apparition recording by Garry Baker of RTV Communications.

Discusses the mysteries of unexplained livestock mutilation and patterns of flattened cereal crops worldwide. Discovery of Farmer Joe Rennick; North American porcupine; Similar story from another farmer; Satanist activity suspected.

Considers some recent examples of specters and evil spirits. A terrified Sicilian fishing boat crew who claimed they were attacked by evil spirits; Poltergeist activity at a home in Portsmouth, England; Apparitions on an oil platform.