Other related deaths

PFD Category
Reports: 783 Areas: 72 Earliest: Aug 2013 Latest: 14 Apr 2026

76% response rate (above 63% average). 34% of classified responses show concrete action taken. Reports fell 26% from 91 (2023) to 67 (2024).

PFD Reports
174 results
Peter Seale
Historic (No Identified Response)
2016-0215 8 Jun 2016 Manchester (North)
Department of Health and Social Care Royal College of Physicians
Concerns summary (AI summary) The absence of national guidance for monitoring patients with pleural plaques leads to inconsistent follow-up, risking delayed diagnosis and treatment.
Kathryn Bull
Historic (No Identified Response)
2016-0188 27 Apr 2016 London Greater Inner South
British Obesity and Metabolic Surgery S…
Concerns summary (AI summary) Death was caused by hyperammonaemia syndrome, a rare and poorly understood adverse consequence of gastric bypass surgery, with symptoms that are not well known.
Carl Thompson
Historic (No Identified Response)
2016-0492 18 Apr 2016 West Yorkshire (West)
Carralejo Fuerteventura Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Concerns summary (AI summary) Life-saving equipment used by lifeguards was defective or missing, including a defibrillator without batteries, causing significant resuscitation delays. There were also concerns about lifeguard training and information provided to holidaymakers.
Charles Newby
Historic (No Identified Response)
2016-0104 10 Mar 2016 West Yorkshire (Western)
Canal River Trust
Concerns summary (AI summary) There are no life rings installed at Lock 19 on the Calder Canal, creating a clear risk of future deaths from drowning.
Patricia Thomas
Historic (No Identified Response)
2016-0096 7 Mar 2016 Swansea
BMA General Dental Council NHS England: Wales and Scotland +2 more
Concerns summary (AI summary) A significant lack of awareness among health professionals regarding the dangerous interaction between Miconazole Gel and Warfarin, combined with unclear information resources, risks uncontrolled bleeding.
David Palmer
Historic (No Identified Response)
2016-0076 25 Feb 2016 South Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire Police
Concerns summary (AI summary) Unlicensed firearms are often insecurely stored, available for impulsive use. Publicising that surrendering such weapons usually avoids prosecution might encourage their removal.
Christopher Broom
Historic (No Identified Response)
2016-0044 7 Feb 2016 Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly
Square Sail
Concerns summary (AI summary) Lack of adequate lighting at the harbour wall end and a single, hard-to-spot lifebelt created significant safety risks for visitors.
Elvis Snelson
Historic (No Identified Response)
2016-0042 21 Jan 2016 Manchester City
Department of Health and Social Care
Concerns summary (AI summary) The "legal high" acetylfentanyl, a highly potent opioid, poses significant risks due to users being unaware of its opioid nature, leading to dangerous sedation and respiratory depression.
Colin Williams
Historic (No Identified Response)
2016-0008 11 Jan 2016 Cornwall
Cornwall Council Local Adult Safeguardi…
Concerns summary (AI summary) A client with complex health and social needs, exacerbated by alcoholism, experienced "agency blindness" and lacked consistent support due to fragmented services, funding changes, and administrative difficulties.
Nicholas Milligan
Historic (No Identified Response)
2016-0007 11 Jan 2016 Cornwall
British Maritime Federation Royal Yachting Association
Concerns summary (AI summary) The increasing speed and power of power boat leisure craft creates additional risks that users should be aware of to prevent accidents.
Emily Milligan
Historic (No Identified Response)
2016-0007-wp25057 11 Jan 2016 Cornwall
British Maritime Federation Royal Yachting Association
Concerns summary (AI summary) The increased speed and power of modern power boat leisure craft introduce additional risks, requiring greater awareness from users to prevent accidents.
Mark Holdsworth
Historic (No Identified Response)
2016-0003 4 Jan 2016 Central Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire Police
Concerns summary (AI summary) Police failed to communicate critical information about the deceased's recent suicide threat to arresting officers and custody staff, resulting in an incomplete risk assessment upon release.
Gary Peel
Historic (No Identified Response)
4 Jan 2016 West Yorkshire (West)
SUSTRANS
Concerns summary (AI summary) The need for deterrent measures on viaduct walls should be reviewed to prevent future deaths from individuals jumping.
Kamrul Rubel
Historic (No Identified Response)
15 Dec 2015 Birmingham and Solihull
Birmingham City Council
Concerns summary (AI summary) The gym did not enforce the use of the emergency stop cord despite providing advice, raising concerns about adherence to safety protocols for gym equipment.
Robert Mansfield
Historic (No Identified Response)
26 Nov 2015 Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire County Council
Concerns summary (AI summary) Three deaths at the Millpond indicate significant safety concerns, highlighting the need for fencing, improved lighting, clear warning notices, and readily available flotation equipment.
Alan Ludlow
Historic (No Identified Response)
2015-0470 23 Nov 2015 Mid Kent and Medway
Kent County Council
Concerns summary (AI summary) Critical information about residents' past incidents and risks is not adequately exchanged between care providers during placement. This leads to new homes being unaware of vital safety history for vulnerable individuals.
Irene Scholey
Historic (No Identified Response)
2015-0462 13 Nov 2015 West Yorkshire (East)
Wakefield MDC Wakefield District Safeguarding Adults …
Concerns summary (AI summary) No specific concerns were detailed in the provided text, which instead referred to an external narrative conclusion.
Christopher Smith
Historic (No Identified Response)
2015-0455 28 Oct 2015 Manchester (West)
Greater Manchester Police
Concerns summary (AI summary) A 12-minute ambulance call delay resulted from communication breakdown between police control rooms regarding responsibility. A clear procedure is required to prevent future delays, especially when timely medical intervention is crucial.
George Hines
Historic (No Identified Response)
2015-0448 27 Oct 2015 Avon
Bristol City Council
Concerns summary (AI summary) Defects in the pull-cord alarm system were unaddressed, residents were responsible for smoke detector maintenance, and smoke detectors were not linked to the emergency control room, delaying fire alerts.
Anthony Cleveland
Historic (No Identified Response)
2015-0442 14 Sep 2015 Suffolk
Health and Safety Executive
Concerns summary (AI summary) A gym lacked immediate problem recognition, adequate resuscitation, risk assessments for users, qualified first aiders, and formal national guidance on fitness centre safety.
Darren Browne
Historic (No Identified Response)
1 Sep 2015 London Inner (South)
Police of the Metropolis
Concerns summary (AI summary) A vulnerable adult with high suicide risk was prevented from contacting family, a decision that failed to properly balance his acute needs and risks against restrictions.
Isabel Richardson
Historic (No Identified Response)
28 Aug 2015 Norfolk
Hewett School
Concerns summary (AI summary) The school's Pastoral Team lacked clear purpose, operational structure, and adequate staff training, rendering it an insufficiently robust system to address student problems.
Joyce Plested
Historic (No Identified Response)
20 Aug 2015 Manchester (South)
J. Sainsbury PLC Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council
Concerns summary (AI summary) The unsafe positioning of a zebra crossing too close to a mini-roundabout creates a high-risk junction for pedestrians and drivers, and a simple relocation would significantly improve safety.
Ian Morley
Historic (No Identified Response)
2015-0320 17 Aug 2015 London (West)
Adult Social Services Greenrod Place
Concerns summary (AI summary) A patient's deteriorating condition failed to trigger a necessary fresh risk assessment, compounded by inadequate fire risk management at the care facility.
Ben Hiscox
Historic (No Identified Response)
12 Aug 2015 Avon
The FA Group
Concerns summary (AI summary) The distance between the football touchline and clubhouse fell below FA safety recommendations, placing players at risk of injury or death, with no action taken by the referee.