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 resultsBilly Warwick-Jones
Partially Responded
2021-0305
10 Sep 2021
West London
Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency
GP
General Medical Council
+1 more
Concerns summary
Inadequate advice to an older driver and their family about driving risks associated with acute illness-induced confusion, combined with insufficient testing and guidance for older drivers, highlights a systemic road safety failure.
Joseph Dent
All Responded
2021-0297
6 Sep 2021
County Durham and Darlington
Durham County Council
Concerns summary
A bridge's design provides easy access to parapets and lacks effective suicide prevention measures like adequate barriers, monitoring, or detection for at-risk individuals.
James Golds
All Responded
2021-0284
26 Aug 2021
Greater Manchester South
Housing and Local Government
Ministry of Communities
Concerns summary
Inadequate guidance exists for managing fire risk in supported accommodation for vulnerable residents, exacerbated by no statutory sprinkler requirement and ineffective smoke detector placement.
Sheldon Marshall
All Responded
2021-0276
20 Aug 2021
Surrey
Mayday Group
Concerns summary
Insufficient senior clinical oversight at Mayday Assistance Limited and a lack of clear responsibility for patient medical management during air ambulance repatriations pose risks of future deaths.
Adam Forrester
All Responded
2021-0268
11 Aug 2021
Stoke-on-Trent and North Staffordshire Coroner’s Court
WISH and Health and Safety Executive
Concerns summary
A single-crewed bin lorry operated in hazardous conditions, and safety guidance for waste collection did not adequately address checking bins for persons, creating a risk for vulnerable individuals.
Emma Day
Partially Responded
2021-0263
3 Aug 2021
London Inner South
Metropolitan Police Service
Home Office
Department for Work and Pensions
+2 more
Concerns summary
Systemic failures across multiple agencies including police, social services, and the Child Maintenance Service led to inadequate recording, sharing, and acting upon domestic violence risks and protective orders, leaving victims vulnerable.
Pauline Allison
All Responded
2021-0269
3 Aug 2021
West Sussex
British Medical Association and Sussex …
Concerns summary
Insufficient awareness among patients, families, and carers about the increased fire risk from flammable emollient creams, especially when combined with air mattresses, poses a significant safety concern.
Cpl Ryan Lovatt
All Responded
2021-0373
3 Aug 2021
Oxfordshire
Ministry of Defence
Concerns summary
The alcohol policy for Op Cabrit is unrealistic and poorly understood, potentially promoting binge drinking, while the critical "shark watch" role for sober supervision lacks formalization and clear communication.
Sarah Lewis
All Responded
2021-0251
20 Jul 2021
County of Dorset
Department for Transport
Concerns summary
The absence of mandatory rear cameras on Large Goods Vehicles creates critical blind spots, contributing to collisions with pedestrians during reversing manoeuvres.
Anita Mandalia
Historic (No Identified Response)
2021-0234
9 Jul 2021
East London
Newbury Park Health Centre
Concerns summary
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Samantha Singh
Historic (No Identified Response)
2021-0225
2 Jul 2021
East London
Hainault Surgery
SMA Medical Practice
Concerns summary
A patient's RAST test results were wrongly categorised as normal, leading to delayed action. Subsequently, only one EpiPen was prescribed against NICE guidance, and no allergy clinic referral or follow-up was offered.
Henry Boddy
All Responded
2021-0227
2 Jul 2021
Inner London North
Home Office
Concerns summary
There is a gap in enforcement powers to effectively address fire risks in residential properties, specifically concerning fire loads arising from hoarding behavior.
Joan Prescott
Historic (No Identified Response)
2021-0223
30 Jun 2021
Plymouth Torbay and South Devon
Devon County Council
Concerns summary
Safeguarding considerations, particularly regarding a known poor property condition, were not adequately recorded or prioritised during a welfare visit. This represented a missed opportunity to formally address broader safeguarding concerns.
Katie Locke
Historic (No Identified Response)
2021-0222
29 Jun 2021
Hertfordshire
Hertfordshire Constabulary
Hertfordshire Partnership University NH…
National Probation Service
Concerns summary
Knowledge and understanding of the Potentially Dangerous Persons (PDP) process were sporadic among police and partner agencies. This lack of dissemination and training hinders the multi-agency process from effectively protecting the public.
Netlyn Robinson
All Responded
2021-0219
23 Jun 2021
West Yorkshire Eastern
Leeds City Council
Concerns summary
Critical failures in discharging a vulnerable person home included no falls alarm, no working phone, no risk assessment for emergency contact, unchecked utilities, and inadequate social worker training on home suitability checks.
Zainab Hashim and Tafaoul Abdulkarim
All Responded
2021-0205
16 Jun 2021
Stoke-on-Trent & North Staffordshire
Stoke-on-Trent City Council
Concerns summary
Residents in council-owned blocks of flats were unaware of the "Stay Put" fire policy, and communication methods have not changed despite this proven lack of awareness, risking future deaths.
Ian Hall
Partially Responded
2021-0202
14 Jun 2021
Greater Manchester South
Medicines and Healthcare Products Regul…
NHS Stockport Clinical Commissioning Gr…
Concerns summary
Incorrect medication was dispensed, and pharmacies lack checks to prevent vulnerable adults, whose non-clinical carers administer medications, from receiving wrong prescriptions.
Emiel Malinski
All Responded
2021-0198
10 Jun 2021
Manchester South
Home Office
Concerns summary
Miniature rifle ranges operate with minimal regulation, lacking essential safety measures such as secure weapon tethering, competent supervision, ammunition control, and first aid provisions.
Clive Rivers
All Responded
2021-0199
10 Jun 2021
Manchester South
NHS England
Department of Health and Social Care
Concerns summary
Hospital policy prevented inpatient COVID-19 vaccination, and discharge delays led to infection. The discharge assessment failed to consider the patient's rapid COVID-19 decline vulnerability, resulting in an unsafe return to isolated accommodation.
Nicholas O’Brien
All Responded
2021-0197
9 Jun 2021
Hampshire, Portsmouth and Southhampton
British Kite Surfing Association
Concerns summary
A kite-surfing radio device adhered to a helmet failed to detach when entangled, preventing depowering and leading to a fatal dragging incident. The device's attachment method was insecure, posing risks for similar helmet-mounted accessories.
Darrell Spear
Historic (No Identified Response)
2021-0196
8 Jun 2021
Greater Manchester South
Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council
Concerns summary
Agencies failed to effectively manage identified self-neglect and hoarding risks, particularly fire hazards, due to poor inter-agency communication and a lack of clear strategy.
Pathushan Sutharsan
All Responded
2021-0193
4 Jun 2021
West Sussex
West Sussex County Council
Concerns summary
A road junction on the Downs Link remains hazardous for cyclists, pedestrians, and equestrians, lacking safe crossing infrastructure, such as a Pegasus crossing or bridge, and suffering from poor sight lines.
Angela Best
All Responded
2021-0194
4 Jun 2021
Inner North London
Ministry of Justice
Concerns summary
A high-risk individual's critical discharge condition, requiring disclosure of intimate relationships, relied solely on his self-reporting despite known untruthfulness, with no independent verification mechanism.
Samantha Gould
All Responded
2021-0186
28 May 2021
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
General Pharmaceutical Council
Royal Pharmaceutical Society
NHS England
+1 more
Concerns summary
There is a national gap in guidance for sharing mental health patient care plans and risk information with pharmacies, enabling vulnerable 16-17 year olds to access overdose medication.
Anastasia Uglow
All Responded
2021-0216
24 May 2021
Avon
Department for Education
Concerns summary
There is a critical need to raise sepsis awareness across all schools, as healthy teenagers can rapidly deteriorate, leading to tragic consequences if the condition is left untreated.