Family of Walton hit and run victim pay emotional tribute

78 year old May Laidlaw died on Saturday evening

May Laidlaw
Author: Adam PhillipsPublished 5th Dec 2017
Last updated 5th Dec 2017

The family of woman killed in a suspected hit and run in Walton say their hearts are broken, and may never be mended.

78 year old May Laidlaw died after she was struck by a scrambler bike around 5pm on Queens Drive.

Today her family say she was a “kind and caring wife, mum, nan, great nanny, sister, auntie and friend.”

In a statement they said: " Only recently she spoke about how her life has been filled with good and happy memories, which we will keep in our hearts forever, our memories, no one can take those away from us.

She was independent, healthy and had plans for the future, more weddings, parties, trips, more family time which she loved and most of all more happiness."

Now our hearts are broken and may never be truly mended, a huge part of our family taken too soon."

"But we know May will look over us all through this tough time. You will be missed so very much every single day and we will love you forever. "

A 14 year old boy has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving.

His case has been referred to Liverpool Crown Court where he's due to appear on the 2nd of January next year