Harris Aslam: Last News

Jimmy Savile's disused Highland cottage. The twisted paedophile lived in the now notorious property in Glencoe from 1998 until his death in 2011 – and with no one using the property in a decade, it has become extremely rundown.After Savile's crimes came to light after his passing, the cottage has seen a number of vandalism incidents, Scottish Express reports.Graffiti has covered the walls, often describing the former owner as a "beast".The cottage was placed on sale following Savile's death and new owners, the family of retail tycoon Harris Aslam, want to destroy the property and build a "futuristic" home.But National Trust for Scotland has submitted an objection to this build and joined Mountaineering Scotland in slamming the potential new property.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!The future of a cottage in the Scottish Highlands where prolific paedophile Jimmy Savile is thought to have abused up to 20 people is to have its future decided locals.DJ and serial child abuser Savile lived in the two-bedroom bungalow at Allt-na-Reigh, in Glencoe, from 1998 until he died in 2011.The pervert’s lair – which is on the A82 between Fort William and Glasgow and has been regularly vandalised with graffiti – was subsequently bought for £212,000 at auction, but renovation work never got under way and it’s now in the hands of the family of retail tycoon Harris Aslam, reports the Daily Record.Before Savile tarnished the building’s history by using it as his lair, it was once home