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
477 resultsMatthew Wilmot
All Responded
2018-0107
17 Apr 2018
Bedfordshire and Luton
B & D Civil Engineering Limited
M & S Water Services
Concerns summary
Risk assessments for path closures are inadequate for unique routes without alternative access, leading pedestrians to disregard barriers and use hazardous excavations.
Andrea McHugh
All Responded
2018-0060
28 Feb 2018
Northamptonshire
Thomas Cook
Concerns summary
Waivers for recreational water activities fail to disclose risks for participants with epilepsy or gather essential past medical history, compromising safety for vulnerable individuals.
Adrian King
All Responded
2018-0061
27 Feb 2018
Staffordshire (South)
Foreign Office
Concerns summary
British consulate/embassy communication channels were inadequate and unresponsive to family attempts to assist with medical treatment for an ill British national abroad, potentially impacting care outcomes.
Charlie Craig
All Responded
2018-0048
15 Feb 2018
Manchester (South)
British Cycling
Concerns summary
British Cycling does not conduct health assessments or medical screening for young riders on its World Class Programme, missing opportunities to identify potential cardiac abnormalities.
Mavis Reeves
All Responded
2018-0035
6 Feb 2018
Bedfordshire and Luton
First Port Retirement Property Services…
Concerns summary
The analogue Careline system caused significant delays for emergency services due to connection times, a single phone line, and key safe access issues, potentially unknown to residents.
Abdul-Jamal Ottun
All Responded
2018-0020
18 Jan 2018
London Inner (South)
Department for Education
Concerns summary
Critically inadequate risk assessment, supervision, and swimming education for school open-water activities failed to prepare students for cold natural waters, highlighting a systemic risk of drowning without curriculum changes.
John Armstrong
All Responded
2018-0008
12 Jan 2018
Leicester (City & South)
Civil Aviation Authority
Concerns summary
A lack of mandatory, compatible anti-collision systems and the absence of Air Traffic Control at a busy airfield created significant collision risks, exacerbated by human eye limitations in adverse weather.
Christopher Hutton
All Responded
2018-0011
12 Jan 2018
Manchester (South)
National Probation Service
Concerns summary
Significant backlogs and high demand within Probation services meant a critical court-ordered treatment program for the deceased was not commenced, despite his anxiety to complete it.
Dylan Hill
All Responded
2018-0004
4 Jan 2018
South Yorkshire (West)
Department for Health
Food Standards Agency
Concerns summary
A critical lack of communication procedures meant a previous non-fatal anaphylactic reaction at a food business was not reported to Trading Standards, preventing timely regulatory action and risking future deaths.
Ronald Jones
All Responded
2017-0416
23 Nov 2017
Portsmouth and South East Hampshire
Portsmouth City Council
Concerns summary
Lack of first aid training for staff moving residents after falls poses a risk of exacerbating injuries, as the city council discontinued this essential training.
Anthony Grant
All Responded
2017-0410
16 Nov 2017
London Inner (North)
Royal Life Saving Society UK
Concerns summary
A lifeguard failed to notice a submerged swimmer for over five minutes due to inadequate pool safety protocols, including insufficient staffing and static positioning. The coroner suggests using the CCTV footage as a national training tool to improve vigilance.
Jakub Moczyk
All Responded
2017-0300
19 Oct 2017
Norfolk
Lifeshield Medical Services Limited
Concerns summary
Inadequate pre-fight medical checks for boxers and medics failing to assess a boxer's fitness to continue after vomiting, relying instead on a non-medically qualified referee/trainer.
Kathleen Holme
All Responded
2017-0212
18 Sep 2017
Cumbria
SC Johnson and Son
Concerns summary
The automatic air freshener lacked prominent warnings about fire risks near naked flames, with critical safety information being too small on packaging and absent from the device itself.
Mohammad Ashraf
All Responded
2017-0243
1 Sep 2017
Birmingham and Solihull
Al Hijrah School
Birmingham City Council
Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Tru…
+1 more
Concerns summary
Inaccurate and delayed care plans, poor communication between the school and catering service, and a failure to disseminate critical safety recommendations by the local authority resulted in inadequate allergy management for pupils.
Jac Davies
All Responded
2017-0250
21 Aug 2017
Swansea Neath and Port Talbot
Welsh Assembly Government
Concerns summary
Landlords in Wales are under no legal obligation to install smoke alarms in rented properties, contrasting with England's regulations, and current "best practice" recommendations carry no enforcement.
Maya Kantengule
All Responded
2017-0317
8 Aug 2017
Norfolk
Waveney River Centre
Concerns summary
Significant safety risks arose from a lack of formal health and safety training, absence of specific risk assessments for swimming pool birthday parties, and failures to follow safety procedures, including non-functional CCTV.
Gustavo Da Cruz, Mohit Dupar, Inthushan Sriskantharasa, Gurushanth Srithavarajah, Kenugen Saththiyanathan, Kobikanthan Saththiyanathan and Nitharsan Ravi
All Responded
2023-0105Deceased
24 Jul 2017
East Sussex
Royal National Lifeboat Institution
Sussex Police
Maritime and Coastguard Agency
+7 more
Concerns summary
There is a lack of formal governance and risk management for beach safety. A national review of safety regimes and potential government powers to restrict beach access is needed.
Nasar Ahmed
All Responded
2023-0134
12 May 2017
Inner North London
Bow School and Compass Wellbeing Tower …
British Society for Allergy and Clinica…
Bromley by Bow Health Centre
+3 more
Concerns summary
A school nurse's inadequate medication review process included using an incorrect allergy action plan, not verifying medication in school, and failing to ensure updated, in-date medication.
Cedric Skyers
All Responded
2022-0305
10 May 2017
Inner South London
BUPA
Care Quality Commission
Lewisham Adult Safeguarding Board
Concerns summary
The care home's smoking risk assessment for immobile residents fails to adequately address immobility risks, lacks clear guidance on safety equipment provision, and does not document refusal of professional advice.
Chadrack Mulo
All Responded
2017-0120
12 Apr 2017
London Inner (North)
Department for Education
Concerns summary
School procedures for unexplained absences were inadequate, with limited emergency contacts and delayed responses to non-attendance, revealing a need for wider adoption of immediate welfare checks.
John Higgs
All Responded
2017-0113
10 Apr 2017
South Yorkshire (West)
Department of Health and Social Care
Concerns summary
The system for communicating unexpected, non-cancerous radiological findings is flawed, relying solely on one doctor to notice and input information, with no "red flag" or specific protocol for critical non-cancerous results.
James Spencer
All Responded
2017-0072
20 Mar 2017
Exeter and Greater Devon
Stoneham Bass
Concerns summary
Inadequate training for induction support officers regarding drug-related collapse and the heightened risks for recently released prisoners due to decreased drug tolerance.
Charles Rendell
All Responded
2017-0006
11 Jan 2017
Berkshire
Bayer Plc
Concerns summary
There is inadequate communication to patients and prescribing clinicians about Ciprofloxacin's rare but serious side effect of suicidal ideation. This lack of awareness prevents timely recognition and appropriate reaction to potential symptoms.
Simon Charles
All Responded
2016-0465
28 Dec 2016
Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly
South West National Trust
Concerns summary
Concerns exist over insufficient preventative measures at Hells Mouth, a known suicide location, beyond a fence. Suggestions included providing suicide support contact numbers and planting natural barriers along the cliff edge.
Pamela Gower
All Responded
2016-0446
15 Dec 2016
County Durham and Darlington
British Parachute Association
Concerns summary
Concerns remain whether the deceased skydiver was progressed beyond her abilities, questioning the adequacy of training intervals and overall progression for such a sport.