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| Harrow woman may have been murdered in 'parking row' | Harrow woman may have been murdered in 'parking row' |
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| A woman fatally stabbed in a north-west London street may have been attacked in a row over parking, it has emerged. | A woman fatally stabbed in a north-west London street may have been attacked in a row over parking, it has emerged. |
| Alison Morrison, 45, was attacked in Alexandra Avenue, Harrow, on Thursday morning and died later in hospital. | |
| Scotland Yard said it was looking into numerous lines of inquiry, including a neighbour dispute. | Scotland Yard said it was looking into numerous lines of inquiry, including a neighbour dispute. |
| A man, 48, was arrested in connection with her suspected murder. Mrs Morrison was vice-chair of the area's Safer Neighbourhood Board. | |
| Det Ch Insp Matt Bonner said: "Alexandra Avenue is a busy thoroughfare and I am sure that there will have been people who may have witnessed all or some of the incident who are yet to come forward." | Det Ch Insp Matt Bonner said: "Alexandra Avenue is a busy thoroughfare and I am sure that there will have been people who may have witnessed all or some of the incident who are yet to come forward." |
| 'Community champion' | |
| Mrs Morrison worked as head of customer experience at the consumer organisation Which?. | |
| In a statement, chief executive Peter Vicary-Smith said: "Alison was a hugely popular member of staff and her sudden death has come as a great shock to us all. | In a statement, chief executive Peter Vicary-Smith said: "Alison was a hugely popular member of staff and her sudden death has come as a great shock to us all. |
| "Our thoughts are with Alison's husband, son and family at this terrible time, and we will be doing all we can to support them." | "Our thoughts are with Alison's husband, son and family at this terrible time, and we will be doing all we can to support them." |
| She also worked on the Harrow Safer Neighbourhood Board and as a community champion | |
| David Perry, leader of Harrow Council, said: "Alison Morrison was passionately committed to creating a safer Harrow... and it is terrible news that she has lost her life in this violent way in a borough she cared so much about. | |
| "Alison's colleagues on the Safer Neighbourhood Board are absolutely shattered by this news, as are the staff of Harrow Council." |