Neighbours from hell who are banned from their OWN street for 15 years after terrorising local community put their home on the market

A couple who were banned from their own street after carrying out a hate campaign against neighbours have put their home on the market. Jacqueline Aston also attempted to wreck one neighbour’s career by reporting her to the General Teaching Council for Scotland, claiming she was using drugs and neglecting her children. The ‘neighbours from hell’ were found guilty of causing three sets of residents fear and alarm following a 24-day trial spread over 11 months at Edinburgh Sheriff Court last month. David and Jacqueline Aston were found guilty of causing three sets of residents fear and alarm David Aston, was found guilty of causing his neighbours 'fear and alarm', alongside his wife The Astons are now putting their house in North Berwick up for sale for offers over £500,000 Victims of the pair told the trial their three-year ordeal had been ‘intimidating’, ‘utterly appalling’ and ‘a living hell’, as well as seriously affecting their health. One neighbour, who did not wish to be identified, said: ‘The whole area has been celebrating after seeing the house put up for sale and knowing we will finally be getting rid of the Astons.’ Stuart McMorris and Catriona Henderson were targeted, with Ms Henderson maliciously reported to the General Teaching Council for Scotland Neighbour Robert Bain said his retirement had turned into a nightmare and he became ill after the Astons targeted him and wife Marie Sheriff Cook also sentenced the pair to a 15-year non-harassment order banning any contact with six neighbours and said they must pay two couples a total of £10,000 in compensation.