Sheffield city councillor who stopped to provide help injured in car-ramming which killed Chris Marriott

Alison Norris, Sheffield city councillor for Woodhouse, is recovering at home after surviving the incident which killed ‘Good Samaritan’ Chris Marriott.

The two had both stepped in to help an unconscious woman who was injured during commotion following a wedding party in Burngreave on Wednesday (December 27).

A 19-year-old man was stabbed before a car ploughed into a group of people on College Close, killing Chris Marriott and injuring others. One woman, aged 32, remains in hospital in serious condition.

Ms Norris, aged 58, a mother of two and a midwife, was elected as a city councillor last year in Woodhouse.

Labour MP Clive Betts, whose constituency includes her ward, told the Mail: ‘I think Alison is a wonderfully kind and considerate person and she behaved in a selfless way thinking of others.”

Woodhouse Ward Labour Councillors said on Facebook: “Cllr Alison Norris has been injured and cannot do her usual surgery at Ballifield TARA on the first Saturday of January. 

“We will update you when we know more about her recovery.”

Hassan Jhangur, aged 23, has been charged with murder and five counts of attempted murder, and is set to appear in Sheffield Magistrates Court today (December 30).

A 55-year-old man arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder has been released on police bail.