Borley Rectory - what's the actual situation now? Still active?

Borley Rectory has to be one of the UK's most famous haunted locations, but the rectory itself burned down in 1939. Obviously you can't visit the building anymore, but the site still exists (it's private land now, near Sudbury in Suffolk).

I'm curious if anyone's investigated the site recently and whether paranormal activity has continued on the grounds even after the building was destroyed. The conventional argument is 'building's gone, hauntings stop' but I'd have thought residual energy (if that's a thing) might linger in the location itself rather than being tied to the structure.

Also, has anyone actually managed to get permission to do a proper investigation on the current property? I know it's private land, but some property owners are surprisingly open to paranormal researchers if you approach them respectfully and offer to share findings.

Keen to hear if anyone's got recent experiences from the Borley site.

Borley's been thoroughly debunked, hasn't it? Harry Price's original investigations were later shown to be contaminated by his team - they wanted to find ghosts and they did, conveniently. The subsequent investigations by skeptics found nothing unusual. Once the rectory was demolished, activity apparently just... stopped. Which is what you'd expect if it was all about structural creaks and noises.

The site is genuinely private now and the current owners (I think it's still the same family) are apparently tired of paranormal tourists. Can't blame them really - the place became a circus after all the Harry Price publicity.

I visited about six years ago (trespassed, don't recommend it) and there's nothing there now except foundations and overgrown gardens. Didn't experience anything unusual, just got shouted at by the landowner. The historical haunting is fascinating but I think it's definitively tied to the building and the social hysteria of the 1930s.

residual energy might linger in the location itself

There have been a couple of more recent paranormal research groups try to access the site. As far as I know, none of them got proper permission. The ones that went without permission reported absolutely nothing - no EMF spikes, no temperature anomalies, no activity whatsoever. Complete silence.

You could try writing to the current landowners through a solicitor, offering to fund the investigation and share academic findings. Worst they can do is say no. Best case scenario you get unique access to potentially the most famous haunted site in Britain.