Me Own Ghosts Spin-off

I've had this idea for a spin-off set in the British Ghosts universe. Where it's set on a street possibly in London as well as the various houses & businesses that're on it.

Here's some of the characters I came up with in chronological order but if I think up any more I'll just edit this post whenever, like.

Aymer Voland- A Norman soldier who managed to take some arrows before a sword swing took him down in 1066.

Constant-Watch-Over-The-Innocents 'Stan' Smythe- A Puritan & Roundhead from the English Civil War whose strict religious views av wayned over the centuries.

Slushie- A stray dog from the Victorian Era who died of exposure. They're yan of ghosts with a power, specifically the power to create coldspots near where they are.

Amy Pawn- A staunch 70s feminist & tough biker who got into a car accident resulting in her neck being permanently broken & slouching to the side.

Perry Pearson- A stereotypical 80s yuppie who got in an accident on the Underground causing him to be cut in half. He actually haunts the various tube stops but he's still a character t'other ghosts interact with as they can meet him (usually half of him) halfway on the steps by the local stop.

Jack Fryer- A smackhead who OD'd in 2000 after getting thrown onto the street. He can give people a sort of blend of lethargy & euphoria when passing through em.

Kyle Keighley- A self-insert of mine who's dressed as a Viking despite only dying a year ago. He was at a Halloween party until he had enough & left not announcing it & in an ironic twist succumbing to appendicitis alone on a bench with no one there to possibly help him out.

Edit: I decided to give Kyle a power. He died with his phone on him, so now he can use it to contact people via phone or text. It is limited, though. Plus I imagine if you get a call from your dead friend/relative you wouldn't answer it.

Also there could be various other ghosts haunting the homes on the streets & they may not like the street ghosts as they av more space to 'live' in than them.