Other related deaths
PFD Category
Reports: 776
Areas: 72
Earliest: Aug 2013
Latest: 6 Mar 2026
75% response rate (above 62% average). 46% of classified responses show concrete action taken. Reports fell 26% from 91 (2023) to 67 (2024).
PFD Reports
776 resultsDarrell Devlin
All Responded
2021-0397
23 Nov 2021
Cumbria
Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Fo…
Concerns summary
Over-reliance on remote drug and alcohol service contacts without in-person assessments or drug testing led to inaccurate client assessment, risking harm from excessive dosage or polydrug exposure.
Mustafa Abdelkarim
All Responded
2021-0393
19 Nov 2021
Gwent
Home Office
Concerns summary
Immigration Officers receive an introduction to pursuit policy but lack specific training in pursuit procedures and decision-making during stressful pursuit situations.
Grand Canyon
All Responded
2021-0392
18 Nov 2021
West Sussex
Civil Aviation Authority
Concerns summary
Current regulations for Crash Resistant Fuel Systems (CRFS) in rotorcraft are inadequate, failing to mandate retrofits or provide a public register. This leaves a high risk of post-crash fires and prevents informed public decision-making.
Victoria Harrild-Jones
All Responded
2021-0386
17 Nov 2021
Suffolk
Ministry of Defence
Concerns summary
Military personnel and dependents treated overseas receive post-operative care, specifically regarding prophylactic anti-coagulation medication, that does not comply with UK NICE guidance.
Trevor Smith
All Responded
2021-0387
17 Nov 2021
Birmingham and Solihull
West Midlands Police
College of Policing
Concerns summary
Critical mental health information from MARAC was not accurately recorded or cascaded to police, leading to officers being unaware of the deceased's EMD status. There was also confusion and a lack of coordination during CPR efforts.
Mared Foulkes
All Responded
2021-0378
10 Nov 2021
North West Wales
Cardiff University
Concerns summary
The university's examination results system is complex and misleading, with provisional passes and pending marks causing confusion. There is also no system for personal tutors to proactively contact vulnerable students before releasing failed results.
Katrina Makunova
Partially Responded
2021-0388
5 Nov 2021
London Inner South
Mayor of London
Metropolitan Police Service
University of Durham
+1 more
Concerns summary
Knife possession and gang affiliation were not consistently recognized as risk factors in contextual abuse assessments by police or social services. Additionally, police Child Safety Units face significant workload pressures impacting safeguarding effectiveness.
Fishmongers’ Hall Inquests
All Responded
2021-0362
3 Nov 2021
London City
Learning Together Network CIC
Home Office
Ministry of Justice
+7 more
Concerns summary
The provided text outlines jury instructions for determining the means and circumstances of death, rather than detailing specific coroner's concerns regarding systemic failures or safety issues for future prevention.
Steven Evans
All Responded
2021-0372
3 Nov 2021
Gwent
Civil Aviation Authority and British Gl…
Concerns summary
A lack of mandatory radio communication between ground crew and glider pilots meant observed glider problems before launch were not communicated. This ongoing absence of mandatory radio use poses a future risk to lives.
Lorraine Karat
All Responded
2021-0364
29 Oct 2021
Inner North London
Clarion Housing Group
Concerns summary
Lack of a risk assessment for an unsafe, accessible balcony, inadequate communication regarding its use, and absence of safety barriers or window restrictors created a significant fall risk in housing properties.
Anthony Clacher
All Responded
2021-0356
22 Oct 2021
Dorset
NHS England and NHS Digital
HM Prison and Probation Service
Department of Health and Social Care
Concerns summary
A national lack of guidance for welfare checks and monitoring prisoners under the influence of psychoactive substances poses significant risks of physical and mental health deterioration, including death.
Dorothy Pegg
All Responded
2021-0358
22 Oct 2021
North Yorkshire Western District
Abbeyfields the Dales Ltd and North Yor…
Concerns summary
The provided text indicates general concerns exist that risk future deaths, but does not detail the specific issues or systemic failures identified by the coroner.
Richard Franks
All Responded
2021-0355
21 Oct 2021
West Yorkshire Eastern
David Ake & Co Solicitors
Concerns summary
Critical information regarding a prisoner's suicidal intent expressed at court was not communicated to prison staff, leading to inadequate monitoring and a lack of necessary support measures.
Jamie O’Connor
Partially Responded
2021-0363
21 Oct 2021
Leicester City and South Leicestershire
Care Quality Commission
NHS England
General Medical Council
+2 more
Concerns summary
Lack of a central medication tracking system, no mandatory GP contact, and insufficient consultation processes in online prescribing platforms risk over-prescription, drug interactions, and patient harm.
Henry Doll
Historic (No Identified Response)
2021-0351
20 Oct 2021
Surrey
Avenues Trust Group
Concerns summary
Care home management demonstrated a significant misunderstanding of risk assessment processes, leading to inaccurate choking risk identification for residents, and staff provided ineffective CPR.
Darren Lawrence
All Responded
2021-0349
15 Oct 2021
Manchester City
Prestwich Hospital and The Droylsden Ro…
Concerns summary
Inadequate communication and follow-up between mental health teams and the GP led to a patient disengaging and not receiving crucial medication. The Trust's internal investigation was also flawed and incomplete.
Helena Opuku
Historic (No Identified Response)
2021-0341
12 Oct 2021
East London
London Borough of Redbridge
Department of Health and Social Care
Concerns summary
Social services struggled to properly investigate safeguarding referrals, appoint social workers within a reasonable timeframe, or conduct timely home suitability assessments for vulnerable residents.
Michael Jaggs
All Responded
2021-0333
6 Oct 2021
Inner North London
MedPure Healthcare
Concerns summary
An agency nurse provided suboptimal care, but the agency failed to provide additional training or encourage reflective learning, unlike the hospital, raising concerns about safety improvements.
Aaron Fretwell
All Responded
2021-0331
5 Oct 2021
West Yorkshire (East)
Bailey Trailers Ltd
Concerns summary
An agricultural trailer lacked a required propping device and warning signs, failing to meet safety regulations. Many similar trailers remain in use without these critical safety features, posing a risk of future accidents.
Charlotte Duffield
All Responded
2021-0334
5 Oct 2021
Cumbria
Cumbria County Council
Concerns summary
Adult Social Care failed to take appropriate safeguarding action despite significant police concerns, only attempting telephone contact and sending a letter, without making any physical visit to a vulnerable individual.
Hannah Royle
Partially Responded
2021-0327
4 Oct 2021
West Sussex
SECAMB
NHS England
Health Education England
+1 more
Concerns summary
The 111 service failed to appropriately handle a complex case involving a disabled child due to non-compliant call handlers and an inadequate system for disabilities. The public is also misled about the service's diagnostic capabilities.
Mohammad Farhan
All Responded
2021-0323
29 Sep 2021
West Yorkshire Western
Harden & Bingley Park Ltd
Concerns summary
Safety signs prohibiting swimming were obscured by vegetation and were old, making them less noticeable and explicit about the dangers of the water.
Heike Mojay-Sinclare
All Responded
2021-0313
17 Sep 2021
Derby and Derbyshire
Department for Transport
Concerns summary
Lack of mandatory standards and inspection for river ford depth gauges, combined with poor inter-agency information sharing on previous incidents, creates significant safety risks, especially with increasing severe rainfall.
Frankie Macritchie
Partially Responded
2021-0315
17 Sep 2021
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly
Dog Legislation Office
Devon and Cornwall Police Constabulary
Concerns summary
Dog attacks require thorough investigation and, where appropriate, euthanasia of the dangerous animal to mitigate risks of future serious incidents.
Barry Martin
All Responded
2021-0302
10 Sep 2021
Manchester South
Jigsaw Homes Tameside
Concerns summary
Following forced police entry, an occupied house was left with its main exit boarded up and the secondary exit unusable, creating a significant fire safety risk by denying residents alternative escape routes.