Manslaughter trial of trio accused of killing Suzanne Cherry on Aston Wood Golf Club delayed until the New Year
The trial of three men accused of killing Suzanne Cherry on Aston Wood Golf Club will now take place next year.
Aldridge resident Suzanne, 62, tragically died after being hit by a van during a round of golf on Tuesday, April 11.
The car which struck Mrs Cherry was involved in a police pursuit.
Delaney, of Michael Road, Darlaston, was charged with manslaughter, dangerous driving and causing bodily harm by wanton or furious driving. He pleaded not guilty in June at Wolverhampton Crown Court.
John McDonald, of Booth Street, Bloxwich, and Johnny McDonald, of Molynuex Road, Dudley, were both charged with manslaughter. Due to a lack of representation, the pair's plea hearing was delayed.
Justice Michael Chambers KC said in June their week long trial would begin on September 22 at Stafford Crown Court.
However, this week the Crown Prosecution Service confirmed the trial would not be held until the New Year.
A CPS spokesman said: "The trial date in been listed for the January 12, 2026."
In the aftermath of Suzanne's death three other men were arrested and remain on police bail.
Suzanne's husband paid an emotional tribute in the wake of his wife's death praising her zest for life.
