HM Prison and Probation Service

PFD Addressee
Reports: 154 Earliest: Aug 2013 Latest: 24 Mar 2026

53% 2-year response rate (below 83% average). 56% of classified responses show concrete action taken.

Response Status (last 2 years, 36 reports)
Responded 19 No Response 4
AI Classification
Action Taken 56%
Action Planned 32%
Noted 12%
Disputed 0%
Based on 203 classified responses
PFD Reports Received by Quarter
Clear
PFD Reports
4 results
Ronald Meikle
No Identified Response
2026-0168 24 Mar 2026 Milton Keynes
State Custody related deaths
Concerns summary (AI summary) Key concerns include widespread availability of illicit drugs, inconsistent response to intoxication, fragmented information sharing, blocked observation panels, and inadequate support for vulnerable prisoners.
Matthew Braben
No Identified Response CC
2024-0423 1 Aug 2024 West London
State Custody related deaths Suicide
Concerns summary (AI summary) Inadequate recognition of childbirth as a mental health risk factor, poor ACCT process and staff training, and prolonged cell confinement due to gym instructor shortages significantly harmed prisoner mental health.
Yuri Hatton
No Identified Response CC
2024-0608 11 Jun 2024 Inner West London
State Custody related deaths
Concerns summary (AI summary) Many prison OSGs lacked official training, first aid training records were insufficient, and crucial prison-specific training for recognising unconsciousness had not been implemented.
Daniel Beckford
No Identified Response CC
2024-0607 11 Jun 2024 Inner West London
State Custody related deaths Suicide
Concerns summary (AI summary) Prison officer first aid training lacked clarity on using rescue breaths during resuscitation, conflicting with current Resuscitation Council UK guidance.