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Gary Wynn, 35, and Keith Thomson, 72, were embroiled in a fiery row after Wynn verbally abused the pensioner’s wife, Susan, 78, who was clearing up a communal path. The retired builder said:

“My wife was cleaning the path which runs between our two properties and doing some weeding. “We have lived in this house since 1993 and paid rent to a housing association. We try and keep

the paths clean and tidy for the benefit of all the residents here. “Suddenly Wynn comes storming out shouting and swearing at my wife calling her a ‘b**ch’.  “I said it’s a public right of

way, but he said he owns it. He said he could dig it up and put gravel down if he wanted to.” Wynn subsequently launched a foul-mouthed tirade at Mr Thomson, branding him a “c**t” and

“p***k”. READ MORE:FURIOUS CORNWALL TOURIST GIVES PUB ONE-STAR REVIEW - BECAUSE IT'S BUSY The grandfather-of-three suffered concussion and a badly bruised head following the incident on

March 21 this year. Wynn, a chef, admitted assault by beating at Kidderminster Magistrates’ Court earlier this month. He was ordered to pay a total of £534, which includes a £200 fine, £300

in costs and a £34 victim surcharge.