Joan Price: Last News

boxing champion, 30, was summoned to Preston Magistrates Court on Wednesday (February 23rd) for the assault which is said to have taken place on the evening of Tuesday, February 8.Fitzgerald had spent three days indulging in boozing and cannabis sessions with his friends before launching an attack on his girlfriend.CCTV footage showed Fitzgerald running and kicking his other half in the back and then proceeding to push her to the floor.The 15-0 boxer recalled in court that he had little recollection of the incident which took place in front of a young child.But despite his poor memory, sections of the assault were recorded on nearby CCTV cameras.The court also heard details of Fitzgerald’s drink and drugs history which dates back to him first taking cannabis aged 11 and cocaine at the age of 14.Though neither of these substances has been found in his bloodstream during his professional career.Fitzgerald was taken to court and initially remanded before admitting assault at a hearing on February 9, while the woman refused to cooperate with police.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Ayrshire has secured a six figure settlement. Gillian Kay said at some points she thought there was "no real recovery in sight" after she was hurt in a 140mph crash on the A77.The 44-year-old's friend, Joan Price, was killed at the hands of boy racers on the Ayrshire road more than four years ago.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterSpeed cameras are to be installed on a section of the A77 where a mum was killed at the hands of boy racers – after a three-year-long campaign.Joan Price, 59, from Troon, died following a head-on collision near the Holmston Roundabout, Ayr, in January 2017 caused by drag-racers who clocked speeds of up to 140mph.Joan’s husband Colin launched the campaign Joan’s Legacy alongside West FM to call for a gap in speed cameras along the stretch to be filled.And now three years on, they have successfully won their case, with Transport Scotland confirming average speed cameras will be installed.Colin told Natasha Richardson from West FM: “I learned the