He's accused of murdering the 22-year-old in Oswestry last weekend.
Rebecca Steer, inset, died after she was hit by a vehicle outside the Grill Out takeaway in Willow Street, Oswestry
Stephen McHugh, aged 27, appeared via video link from HMP Hewell near Redditch, at a hearing held at Birmingham Crown Court on Friday morning, charged with murder and of causing grievous bodily harm with intent to Kyle Roberts, failing to stop after an accident and driving without third party insurance.
"The case is to be tried at Stafford Crown Court on April 11 next year, which is the earliest date it can be heard."McHugh, of Artillery Road, Park Hall, Oswestry, who was dressed in a green and yellow top, spoke only to confirm his name and ask to check the dates he will next appear in court.The case was adjourned until November 1 for a case management hearing.
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