Other related deaths

PFD Category
Reports: 776 Areas: 72 Earliest: Aug 2013 Latest: 6 Mar 2026

75% response rate (above 62% average). 48% of classified responses show concrete action taken. Reports fell 26% from 91 (2023) to 67 (2024).

PFD Reports
776 results
Annabel Newport
Partially Responded
2019-0240 17 Jul 2019 London Inner (South)
South Western Railways British Heart Foundation Office of Rail and Road
Concerns summary Inconsistent provision of defibrillators on trains, inadequate first aid training for railway staff, and an emergency alarm system that allows drivers to prematurely terminate communication were significant safety concerns.
Darren Cumberbatch
All Responded
2019-0289 16 Jul 2019 Warwickshire
HM Prison and Probation Service
Concerns summary Probation hostel staff lacked crucial training and awareness regarding Acute Behavioural Disturbance (ABD), a medical emergency, leading to missed opportunities for early recognition, de-escalation, and appropriate management.
Christine Lee
Historic (No Identified Response)
2019-0509 15 Jul 2019 Surrey
British Medical Association Department of Health and Social Care Surrey Police +2 more
Concerns summary The absence of mandatory national training for Firearms Enquiry Officers risks incorrect certification decisions. Additionally, the medical assessment system for shotgun certificates is flawed, with officers lacking skills to evaluate complex health conditions.
Lucy Lee
Historic (No Identified Response)
2019-0509-wp27243 15 Jul 2019 Surrey
British Medical Association Department of Health and Social Care Surrey Police +2 more
Concerns summary A lack of mandatory national training for Firearms Enquiry Officers and systemic flaws in assessing medical fitness of shotgun certificate applicants, including undeclared conditions and inadequate FEO skills, create risks.
Rosa King
All Responded
2019-0239 12 Jul 2019 Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
Food and Rural Affairs Local Government Association Health and Safety Executive +4 more
Concerns summary Hamerton Zoo lacks onsite conventional firearms and sufficient trained staff to manage an escaped tiger, compounded by unclear national guidance on firearm requirements for zoos, increasing risk to human life.
Priscilla Tropp
All Responded
2019-0213 24 Jun 2019 London (North)
Office of Rail and Road Govia Thameslink Railway Department for Transport
Concerns summary The station lacked a clear flow chart or plan to guide staff on appropriate steps to take when a person falls ill, risking further injury.
Geoff Gray
Partially Responded
2019-0216 20 Jun 2019 Surrey
Chief Coroner of England and Wales President of the Royal College of Patho…
Concerns summary There is a lack of specific guidance for post-mortem examinations in firearms deaths, especially for children. Assumptions of suicide risk cursory investigations, potentially leading to undetected homicides.
Alfred Sykes
All Responded
2019-0201 18 Jun 2019 Manchester (South)
Greater Manchester Police
Concerns summary The report identified unspecified matters of concern indicating a risk of future deaths.
Nguyen Quyen
All Responded
2019-0194 12 Jun 2019 Sunderland
National Probation Service
Concerns summary A dysfunctional public protection system for offenders on life licence relied excessively on self-reporting and suffered from poor information sharing between police and probation, with inadequate monitoring and challenges to deceit.
Jaspal Singh Bahra
All Responded
2019-0160 17 May 2019 Buckinghamshire
Civil Aviation Authority
Concerns summary Aircraft operating in unregulated Class G airspace lack electronic proximity warning or collision avoidance devices, relying on the 'See and Avoid' procedure, which poses a safety risk.
John Alliston
All Responded
2019-0153 9 May 2019 Gloucestershire
Communities and Local Government Department for Housing
Concerns summary The lack of a mandatory requirement for electrical inspections in private rental properties, adhering to BS7671 standards, poses a risk of future deaths.
Clive Jones
All Responded
2019-0217 30 Apr 2019 Plymouth, Torbay and South Devon
Department for Transport
Concerns summary An independent review of UK Search and Rescue operational capability and HM Coastguard is needed, alongside a thorough review of their information technology systems for reliability.
Andrew Clegg
Partially Responded
2019-0108 1 Apr 2019 Wilshire and Swindon
Care Quality Commission Royal Institute of British Architects
Concerns summary Care homes are rarely designed with water safety in mind, and CQC inspectors lack sufficient training to identify legionella risks in water systems.
Wayne Rodgers
All Responded
2019-0105 28 Mar 2019 Isle of Wight
Cowes Week Limited Emergency Preparedness Jubilee Stores +1 more
Concerns summary Ambulance services are overstretched, and major event safety planning is insufficient. Deficiencies include lack of on-site medical provision, inadequate crisis management, and unclear safety equipment requirements and racing abandonment criteria.
Tony Goodridge
Historic (No Identified Response)
2019-0172 28 Mar 2019 London Inner (North)
London Borough of Camden
Concerns summary The property lacked a smoke alarm. Emergency services faced difficulty accessing the property due to parked vehicles, hindering response.
Christopher Bevan
Historic (No Identified Response)
2019-0104 20 Mar 2019 Blackpool & Fylde
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Concerns summary Ladders were used unsafely on a slippery surface, unfooted, and improperly secured. This highlights a risk of unsafe work practices leading to falls and injury.
Kristopher McDowell
All Responded
2019-0083 7 Mar 2019 North Wales (East and Central)
Canal and River Trust
Concerns summary The aqueduct's parapet upright spacing is dangerously wide for current standards, creating a fall risk, and inspection procedures for upright embedment are subjective and inadequate to ensure structural integrity.
Shane Gray
All Responded
2019-0075 27 Feb 2019 West Sussex
Park Holiday UK Limited
Concerns summary Inadequate, text-only signage and a lack of physical barriers create a significant drowning risk in an area of the lake frequented by families. Contractors were also not sufficiently informed of the rules.
Evie Wright
All Responded
2019-0063 21 Feb 2019 Avon
North Somerset Council Persimmon Homes Severn Valley
Concerns summary A long-planned footbridge to eliminate risk at a level crossing has not been built for decades due to stalled plans and unclear responsibility, despite acknowledged safety benefits.
Kevin Miles
All Responded
2019-0058 20 Feb 2019 Leicester City and South Leicestershire
Health and Safety Executive
Concerns summary The diver medical certification process is flawed as it doesn't require GP records, enabling misreporting of health issues and risking divers' and potential rescuers' lives.
Dwayne Thompson
All Responded
2019-0055 15 Feb 2019 Manchester (South)
Health and Safety Executive
Concerns summary Reservoir safety was compromised by a regularly damaged fence and warning signs that failed to consider the needs and understanding of individuals with learning disabilities.
Bryan Gray
Historic (No Identified Response)
2019-0054 12 Feb 2019 East Riding and Hull
Crossing Project
Concerns summary There was an absence of window restrictors on multiple windows within the building, posing an ongoing fall risk for residents, despite one having been replaced post-incident.
Anne-Marie Nield
All Responded
2019-0477 25 Jan 2019 Manchester (North)
Manchester Police
Concerns summary Police officers widely misunderstood Domestic Abuse policy, failed to use system markers or recognize non-fatal strangulation as a risk factor, conducted inadequate assessments, and critical recommendations remained unimplemented.
Richard Whale
All Responded
2018-0404 21 Dec 2018 Manchester (South)
Trafford Borough Council Department for Culture, Media and Sport Manchester United Football Club
Concerns summary Impeded exit routes and obstructed handrails due to steward placement, coupled with non-compliance with steward codes and lack of audits, compromised public safety at the football ground.
Kurt Cochran; Leslie Rhodes; Aysha Frade; Andreea Cristea; PC Keith Palmer.
All Responded
2018-0304 19 Dec 2018 London Inner (West)
Home Office Transport for London London Ambulance Service +5 more
Concerns summary A Prevention of Future Deaths report was issued to multiple authorities following the Westminster terror attack to address systemic issues related to such events.