PFD Response Tracker

Prevention of Future Deaths

Total: 6,254 Responded: 4,638 No identified response (past 2 years): 54 Pending: 93 Historic with no identified response: 1,340

How statuses are calculated — 56-day deadline, Judiciary.UK data

Recipients have 56 days to respond under Regulation 28. We use the deadline stated in the report where available, otherwise we calculate it from the report date. We rely on Judiciary.UK for response data, so if a response has been provided but not yet published there, it may show incorrectly here. "No identified response", "Pending", and "Historic" only count reports where no response at all has been identified as published on Judiciary.UK. If at least one response has been published for a report, it counts as "Responded" — even if not every listed addressee has a separate published response. This is because addressee data from Judiciary.UK can be unreliable: address fragments, job titles, and redacted names are sometimes parsed as separate addressees, and a single response PDF may cover multiple parties. "Historic with no identified response" means we have not been able to identify a published response, but the report is more than two years old. We do not mark these as overdue or pending because older reports may well have received a response that was simply never made public. This is a neutral status indicating absence of an identified published record, not confirmed non-compliance.

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Date	Deceased	Addressee(s)	Status	Responses
18 Mar 2015	Grant Benson and Gordon Davidson Ambulance control failed to accurately locate a severe incident due to inaccurate GPS and a call handler's lack …		All Responded	2/0
17 Mar 2015	Kevin Hoey The East of England Ambulance Service needs to review training from another trust to improve paramedic decisions on …	East of England Ambulance Service …	All Responded	1/1
17 Mar 2015	Alasdair Penny Bridge railings are easily mounted, facilitating suicides. Despite existing support notices, physical barriers should be reconsidered to prevent …	Sussex Police West Sussex County Council	All Responded	2/2
16 Mar 2015	Tom Sawyer and Danny Winters Reliance on insecure handwritten radio logs, absence of critical communication records, and ineffective communication between soldiers hindered investigation. …		All Responded	1/0
16 Mar 2015	Joshua Booth A seriously substandard, subsided road section poses an immediate danger to motorists, requiring urgent repair, warning signage, and …	Lincolnshire County Council	All Responded	1/1
13 Mar 2015	Maurice Cowling Despite the rarity of deaths from certain medical procedures, three fatalities occurred within a short period, two within …	North Lincolnshire and Goole Hospitals …	All Responded	1/1
13 Mar 2015	Philip Robinson Unclear ECG guidelines for breathlessness, unsatisfactory safe discharge audits, and inadequate communication of Early Warning Scores (EWS) are …	Doncaster and Bassetlaw Hospitals NHS …	All Responded	1/1
13 Mar 2015	James McManus Trust staff demonstrated a lack of knowledge and failure to implement key protocols for managing bleeding related to …	Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust	All Responded	1/1
12 Mar 2015	Ronald Gittens Issues identified include the transfer of acute psychiatric patients when no bed is available and the use of …		All Responded	1/0
12 Mar 2015	Nicola Tweedy Critical safety procedures were missed, including failure to provide specific aftercare information and incomplete Thromboprophylaxis Risk Assessments, which …	Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital …	All Responded	2/1
12 Mar 2015	Robbie Williamson Concerns exist regarding exposed, raised pipework, potentially attached to bridges, that is accessible to the public and may …	Northern Gas Network Association of Independent Gas Transporters Scotia Gas Network Wales and West Utilities	Historic (No Identified Response)	0/4
12 Mar 2015	Elizabeth Cox Concerns were raised about proposed reductions in night-time ward staffing, which risks staff having insufficient capacity to safely …	Sherwood Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust	All Responded	1/1
11 Mar 2015	Bradley Griffiths Health visitor services failed to maintain contact and track a child after the mother moved without providing new …	Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust	All Responded	1/1
11 Mar 2015	Neil Westerman Pre-operative assessments by junior doctors instead of the consultant led to missed vital information. Operation notes lacked equipment …	Stockport NHS Foundation Trust	All Responded	1/1
11 Mar 2015	Leah Levine Lack of clearly written conditions for temporary hospital leave, including supervision levels and observation regimes, led to conflicting …	Greater Manchester West Mental Health …	All Responded	1/1
9 Mar 2015	Darren Linfoot Non-controlled opiate drugs lacked audit, risking them going unaccounted for. Inconsistent methods for patient observations and radio nurse …	West London Mental Health NHS …	Historic (No Identified Response)	0/1
9 Mar 2015	Andrew Peacock The absence of regulations requiring amber warning beacons on tractors on all roads, not just dual carriageways, may …	Department for Transport	All Responded	1/1
9 Mar 2015	Craig Bell There was an unmet need for psychological therapies for prisoners with personality disorders, poor information sharing about self-harm …	NHS England HMP Manchester Ministry of Justice	Historic (No Identified Response)	0/3
9 Mar 2015	Leonardus Vries Significant documentary failings and lack of audit for non-controlled medication created opportunities for abuse or theft, highlighting a …	Royal Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation …	All Responded	1/1
6 Mar 2015	Connor Turner There was no system for training or supervising parents/carers in oxygen supply transfer, nor an independent check of …	Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust	All Responded	1/1
6 Mar 2015	Emmeline Hampson Inadequate review of falls risk assessments after repeated falls and patient condition changes was noted. Poor documentation, an …	Pindy Enterprises Limited	Historic (No Identified Response)	0/1
6 Mar 2015	Mary Marshall A general lack of awareness among hospital staff and GPs about the importance of GDH positive results, which …	Department of Health and Social …	All Responded	1/1
6 Mar 2015	Thor Dalhaug Failures included unsupervised surgeons, inappropriate techniques, incomplete medical records, and a lack of candour in disclosing circumstances surrounding …	United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust	All Responded	1/1
5 Mar 2015	Michael Pollard An outdated hospital switchboard rota led to critical delays in contacting the correct on-call consultant for an emergency, …	University Hospitals of Leicester NHS …	All Responded	1/1
5 Mar 2015	Archie Hexall A communication breakdown between midwives led to critical information about a newborn's respiratory distress being lost, with temporary …	Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust	All Responded	1/1
4 Mar 2015	Brian Francis A flawed consultant attendance logging system meant a patient was not reviewed. Lack of access to community medical …	Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health … National Assembly for Wales	Partially Responded	1/2
4 Mar 2015	Colin Tyson Concerns were raised about GPs' interpretation of patient confidentiality, which may prevent family members from sharing vital information …	NHS England	All Responded	1/1
4 Mar 2015	David Bladen There is an absence of clear guidance for optimal thromboprophylaxis management in patients with restricted mobility due to …	National Institute for Health and …	All Responded	1/1
4 Mar 2015	Kimberley Parsons Unjustified advice on 'assisted self-harming' was given without research backing, consultant approval, or documentation, indicating a lack of …	Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health … Care Quality Commission	All Responded	2/2
3 Mar 2015	Thomas Taylor The falls risk assessment policy fails to presume increased risk for certain patient classes, like stroke patients, potentially …	County Durham and Darlington NHS …	Historic (No Identified Response)	0/1
3 Mar 2015	Paige Bell Fragmented patient records, a lack of electronic access to all notes, and inconsistent engagement policies across trusts compromise …	Department of Health and Social …	All Responded	2/1
2 Mar 2015	Peter Wright Severe hospital understaffing led to a single qualified nurse managing 16 patients, resulting in missed observations and policy-breaching …	South Staffordshire and Shropshire NHS …	All Responded	1/1
2 Mar 2015	Alison Evers The care facility lacked a written 'no treats policy' and a policy for ensuring a first-aid-trained staff member …	Leeds City Council	All Responded	1/1
27 Feb 2015	Malcolm Burge Council debt recovery procedures failed to accommodate a vulnerable individual's age, mental awareness, and inability to use modern …	Newham Council	Historic (No Identified Response)	0/1
26 Feb 2015	Simon Costin Inconsistent patient assessment approaches by clinicians and a lack of nationally agreed standard assessment forms hinder effective communication …	NHS England	All Responded	1/1
24 Feb 2015	Christopher Butler A hidden electrical fault in boiler systems, potentially present in other similar properties, poses an undetected risk that …	Fire and Rescue Oxfordshire	All Responded	1/1
20 Feb 2015	Maria Nekrasova The bridge lacked essential pedestrian safety measures, including central barriers and adequate lighting. This created dangerous conditions where …	Department for Transport London Borough of Lambeth City of Westminster Transport for London	All Responded	1/4
20 Feb 2015	Daniel Strickland Deficient information management included a lack of written handovers, inaccurate logs, an inaccessible daily log, and no clear …	St Edward’s School	Historic (No Identified Response)	0/1
20 Feb 2015	Laura Hill There was a breakdown in information transfer between child and adult mental health teams, coupled with ward understaffing …	Hywel Dda University Health Board	All Responded	1/1
20 Feb 2015	Richard Jones Inadequate recording of patient information, perceived risk levels, and assessment urgency was observed. There was also contradictory evidence …	Ministry of Defence Public Health England Department of Health and Social … Great Western Hospital NHS Trust Salisbury Hospital NHS Trust Avon and Wiltshire NHS Mental …	All Responded	5/6
20 Feb 2015	Michael Lyons The care agency failed to act on swallowing assessment recommendations, resulting in an inadequate care plan that did …	John Stanley Agency	All Responded	1/1
20 Feb 2015	Lexie Harrison A critical lack of national and local standardised policies for paediatric oesophageal varix banding procedures leads to inconsistent …	Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust British Society of Paediatric Gastroenterology Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust	Partially Responded	2/3
19 Feb 2015	Elizabeth Leah Severe ambulance service understaffing and resource shortages led to dangerous delays, resulting in an elderly patient with a …	Department of Health and Social …	All Responded	1/1
19 Feb 2015	Barrie Lewis The provided text describes the deceased's manner of death but does not articulate any specific systemic failures or …	Cwm Taf Health Board	All Responded	1/1
19 Feb 2015	John Dack Critical administrative failures, specifically incorrect patient addresses in medical notes despite multiple notifications, led to missed follow-up appointments …	Barts Health	All Responded	1/1
19 Feb 2015	Maria Silkin The care home's falls risk assessment contained inaccurate information regarding the patient's fall history. This misrepresentation led to …	Appleton Lodge Care Home	Historic (No Identified Response)	0/1
19 Feb 2015	Alexander Ball Critical communication breakdowns between the Trust and other agencies, compounded by the absence of a dedicated Care Co-ordinator, …	Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust	All Responded	2/1
18 Feb 2015	Alan Jones Inadequate GP training on electronic patient systems hindered access to critical clinical information. Software design failures also prevented …	NHS England Welsh Assembly Government Royal College of General Practitioners NHS Wales	Partially Responded	1/4
18 Feb 2015	Henry Powell Discharge planning was inappropriate due to insufficient staff training on bed rails. There were also policy conflicts between …	Leicester Partnership Trust University Hospitals of Leicester	All Responded	2/2
18 Feb 2015	Keri Holdsworth This junction is a recurring danger zone with a history of several serious and fatal incidents, specifically for …	Hartlepool Borough Council Highways Agency	All Responded	2/2

Grant Benson and Gordon Davidson

All Responded

18 Mar 2015 · County Durham & Darlington · 2/0 responses

Ambulance control failed to accurately locate a severe incident due to inaccurate GPS and a call handler's lack of local knowledge. Inadequate cross-boundary systems prevented …

Kevin Hoey

All Responded

17 Mar 2015 · Cambridgeshire (North & East) · 1/1 responses

The East of England Ambulance Service needs to review training from another trust to improve paramedic decisions on whether to treat patients in the community …

East of England Ambulance …

Alasdair Penny

All Responded

17 Mar 2015 · West Sussex · 2/2 responses

Bridge railings are easily mounted, facilitating suicides. Despite existing support notices, physical barriers should be reconsidered to prevent spontaneous jumps from the bridge.

Sussex Police West Sussex County Council

Tom Sawyer and Danny Winters

All Responded

16 Mar 2015 · Wiltshire & Swindon · 1/0 responses

Reliance on insecure handwritten radio logs, absence of critical communication records, and ineffective communication between soldiers hindered investigation. There is a lack of secure digital …

Joshua Booth

All Responded

16 Mar 2015 · Lincolnshire (Central) · 1/1 responses

A seriously substandard, subsided road section poses an immediate danger to motorists, requiring urgent repair, warning signage, and an advisory speed limit. Dangerous posts at …

Lincolnshire County Council

Maurice Cowling

All Responded

13 Mar 2015 · North Lincolnshire & Grimsby · 1/1 responses

Despite the rarity of deaths from certain medical procedures, three fatalities occurred within a short period, two within the Trust, indicating a potential systemic issue.

North Lincolnshire and Goole …

Philip Robinson

All Responded

13 Mar 2015 · Nottinghamshire · 1/1 responses

Unclear ECG guidelines for breathlessness, unsatisfactory safe discharge audits, and inadequate communication of Early Warning Scores (EWS) are significant concerns. Delays in digital system implementation …

Doncaster and Bassetlaw Hospitals …

James McManus

All Responded

13 Mar 2015 · Manchester (North) · 1/1 responses

Trust staff demonstrated a lack of knowledge and failure to implement key protocols for managing bleeding related to thrombolytic therapy and massive blood loss.

Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS …

Ronald Gittens

All Responded

12 Mar 2015 · London (North) · 1/0 responses

Issues identified include the transfer of acute psychiatric patients when no bed is available and the use of Crisis Resolution Home Treatment Teams as a …

Nicola Tweedy

All Responded

12 Mar 2015 · Norfolk · 2/1 responses

Critical safety procedures were missed, including failure to provide specific aftercare information and incomplete Thromboprophylaxis Risk Assessments, which should have flagged patient risk factors earlier. …

Norfolk and Norwich University …

Robbie Williamson

Historic (No Identified Response)

12 Mar 2015 · Lancashire (East) · 0/4 responses

Concerns exist regarding exposed, raised pipework, potentially attached to bridges, that is accessible to the public and may pose a safety risk.

Northern Gas Network Association of Independent Gas … Scotia Gas Network Wales and West Utilities

Elizabeth Cox

All Responded

12 Mar 2015 · Nottinghamshire · 1/1 responses

Concerns were raised about proposed reductions in night-time ward staffing, which risks staff having insufficient capacity to safely care for patients due to increased workloads.

Sherwood Hospitals NHS Foundation …

Bradley Griffiths

All Responded

11 Mar 2015 · Leicester (City & South) · 1/1 responses

Health visitor services failed to maintain contact and track a child after the mother moved without providing new GP or address details, leading to lost …

Coventry and Warwickshire NHS …

Neil Westerman

All Responded

11 Mar 2015 · Manchester (South) · 1/1 responses

Pre-operative assessments by junior doctors instead of the consultant led to missed vital information. Operation notes lacked equipment details, and there were insufficient junior doctors, …

Stockport NHS Foundation Trust

Leah Levine

All Responded

11 Mar 2015 · Manchester (South) · 1/1 responses

Lack of clearly written conditions for temporary hospital leave, including supervision levels and observation regimes, led to conflicting staff understanding and poor communication with caregivers.

Greater Manchester West Mental …

Darren Linfoot

Historic (No Identified Response)

9 Mar 2015 · Berkshire · 0/1 responses

Non-controlled opiate drugs lacked audit, risking them going unaccounted for. Inconsistent methods for patient observations and radio nurse duties indicated a need for standardized training.

West London Mental Health …

Andrew Peacock

All Responded

9 Mar 2015 · County Durham & Darlington · 1/1 responses

The absence of regulations requiring amber warning beacons on tractors on all roads, not just dual carriageways, may reduce visibility and increase collision risk for …

Department for Transport

Craig Bell

Historic (No Identified Response)

9 Mar 2015 · Manchester City · 0/3 responses

There was an unmet need for psychological therapies for prisoners with personality disorders, poor information sharing about self-harm risk, and a lack of senior clinician …

NHS England HMP Manchester Ministry of Justice

Leonardus Vries

All Responded

9 Mar 2015 · Worcestershire · 1/1 responses

Significant documentary failings and lack of audit for non-controlled medication created opportunities for abuse or theft, highlighting a need for improved internal control measures.

Royal Orthopaedic Hospital NHS …

Connor Turner

All Responded

6 Mar 2015 · West Yorkshire (East) · 1/1 responses

There was no system for training or supervising parents/carers in oxygen supply transfer, nor an independent check of apparatus function and user competence before patient …

Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS …

Emmeline Hampson

Historic (No Identified Response)

6 Mar 2015 · Manchester (West) · 0/1 responses

Inadequate review of falls risk assessments after repeated falls and patient condition changes was noted. Poor documentation, an insufficient alarm system, and a lack of …

Pindy Enterprises Limited

Mary Marshall

All Responded

6 Mar 2015 · Manchester (West) · 1/1 responses

A general lack of awareness among hospital staff and GPs about the importance of GDH positive results, which indicate Clostridium Difficile vulnerability, risks inappropriate antibiotic …

Department of Health and …

Thor Dalhaug

All Responded

6 Mar 2015 · Lincolnshire (Central) · 1/1 responses

Failures included unsupervised surgeons, inappropriate techniques, incomplete medical records, and a lack of candour in disclosing circumstances surrounding a neonatal death, hindering investigation and causing …

United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS …

Michael Pollard

All Responded

5 Mar 2015 · Leicester (City & South) · 1/1 responses

An outdated hospital switchboard rota led to critical delays in contacting the correct on-call consultant for an emergency, highlighting a need for a centrally managed, …

University Hospitals of Leicester …

Archie Hexall

All Responded

5 Mar 2015 · London (Inner South) · 1/1 responses

A communication breakdown between midwives led to critical information about a newborn's respiratory distress being lost, with temporary notes not retained and parents left uninformed.

Lewisham and Greenwich NHS …

Brian Francis

Partially Responded

4 Mar 2015 · Powys, Bridgend & Glamorgan Valleys · 1/2 responses

A flawed consultant attendance logging system meant a patient was not reviewed. Lack of access to community medical records at admission delayed critical anti-coagulation therapy.

Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University … National Assembly for Wales

Colin Tyson

All Responded

4 Mar 2015 · South Yorkshire (East) · 1/1 responses

Concerns were raised about GPs' interpretation of patient confidentiality, which may prevent family members from sharing vital information about vulnerable individuals at risk of suicide.

NHS England

David Bladen

All Responded

4 Mar 2015 · South Yorkshire (East) · 1/1 responses

There is an absence of clear guidance for optimal thromboprophylaxis management in patients with restricted mobility due to braces, but not in casts.

National Institute for Health …

Kimberley Parsons

All Responded

4 Mar 2015 · Avon · 2/2 responses

Unjustified advice on 'assisted self-harming' was given without research backing, consultant approval, or documentation, indicating a lack of clear protocols for novel treatments and training …

Avon and Wiltshire Mental … Care Quality Commission

Thomas Taylor

Historic (No Identified Response)

3 Mar 2015 · County Durham · 0/1 responses

The falls risk assessment policy fails to presume increased risk for certain patient classes, like stroke patients, potentially leading to misclassification and adverse outcomes. Individual …

County Durham and Darlington …

Paige Bell

All Responded

3 Mar 2015 · Sunderland · 2/1 responses

Fragmented patient records, a lack of electronic access to all notes, and inconsistent engagement policies across trusts compromise patient care. Outdated guidance on Borderline Personality …

Department of Health and …

Peter Wright

All Responded

2 Mar 2015 · Staffordshire (South) · 1/1 responses

Severe hospital understaffing led to a single qualified nurse managing 16 patients, resulting in missed observations and policy-breaching drug rounds. Additionally, the hospital lacks adequate …

South Staffordshire and Shropshire …

Alison Evers

All Responded

2 Mar 2015 · West Yorkshire (East) · 1/1 responses

The care facility lacked a written 'no treats policy' and a policy for ensuring a first-aid-trained staff member on every shift. Furthermore, first aid training …

Leeds City Council

Malcolm Burge

Historic (No Identified Response)

27 Feb 2015 · Somerset (West) · 0/1 responses

Council debt recovery procedures failed to accommodate a vulnerable individual's age, mental awareness, and inability to use modern communication methods, contributing significantly to his tragic …

Newham Council

Simon Costin

All Responded

26 Feb 2015 · Leicester (City & South) · 1/1 responses

Inconsistent patient assessment approaches by clinicians and a lack of nationally agreed standard assessment forms hinder effective communication and care continuity for mental health patients …

NHS England

Christopher Butler

All Responded

24 Feb 2015 · Oxfordshire · 1/1 responses

A hidden electrical fault in boiler systems, potentially present in other similar properties, poses an undetected risk that standard electrical testing may miss. The Fire …

Fire and Rescue Oxfordshire

Maria Nekrasova

All Responded

20 Feb 2015 · London (Inner South) · 1/4 responses

The bridge lacked essential pedestrian safety measures, including central barriers and adequate lighting. This created dangerous conditions where oncoming headlights blinded drivers to pedestrians in …

Department for Transport London Borough of Lambeth City of Westminster Transport for London

Daniel Strickland

Historic (No Identified Response)

20 Feb 2015 · Southampton and the New Forest · 0/1 responses

Deficient information management included a lack of written handovers, inaccurate logs, an inaccessible daily log, and no clear method for sharing critical medical information with …

St Edward’s School

Laura Hill

All Responded

20 Feb 2015 · Carmarthenshire & Pembrokeshire · 1/1 responses

There was a breakdown in information transfer between child and adult mental health teams, coupled with ward understaffing and critical training needs regarding Section 136 …

Hywel Dda University Health …

Richard Jones

All Responded

20 Feb 2015 · Wiltshire & Swindon · 5/6 responses

Inadequate recording of patient information, perceived risk levels, and assessment urgency was observed. There was also contradictory evidence and confusion regarding responsibilities and communication between …

Ministry of Defence Public Health England Department of Health and … Great Western Hospital NHS … Salisbury Hospital NHS Trust Avon and Wiltshire NHS …

Michael Lyons

All Responded

20 Feb 2015 · London (East) · 1/1 responses

The care agency failed to act on swallowing assessment recommendations, resulting in an inadequate care plan that did not specify choking prevention measures, and staff …

John Stanley Agency

Lexie Harrison

Partially Responded

20 Feb 2015 · West Yorkshire (East) · 2/3 responses

A critical lack of national and local standardised policies for paediatric oesophageal varix banding procedures leads to inconsistent consultant practices. This impacts patient assessment, post-procedure …

Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation … British Society of Paediatric … Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS …

Elizabeth Leah

All Responded

19 Feb 2015 · Manchester (South) · 1/1 responses

Severe ambulance service understaffing and resource shortages led to dangerous delays, resulting in an elderly patient with a broken leg being advised to take a …

Department of Health and …

Barrie Lewis

All Responded

19 Feb 2015 · Powys, Bridgend & Glamorgan Valleys · 1/1 responses

The provided text describes the deceased's manner of death but does not articulate any specific systemic failures or safety concerns that need addressing to prevent …

Cwm Taf Health Board

John Dack

All Responded

19 Feb 2015 · London Inner (North) · 1/1 responses

Critical administrative failures, specifically incorrect patient addresses in medical notes despite multiple notifications, led to missed follow-up appointments and have previously resulted in serious consequences.

Barts Health

Maria Silkin

Historic (No Identified Response)

19 Feb 2015 · Manchester (South) · 0/1 responses

The care home's falls risk assessment contained inaccurate information regarding the patient's fall history. This misrepresentation led to a dangerous delay in appropriate medical intervention.

Appleton Lodge Care Home

Alexander Ball

All Responded

19 Feb 2015 · Cumbria · 2/1 responses

Critical communication breakdowns between the Trust and other agencies, compounded by the absence of a dedicated Care Co-ordinator, resulted in inadequate care coordination for complex …

Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation …

Alan Jones

Partially Responded

18 Feb 2015 · Swansea & Neath Port Talbot · 1/4 responses

Inadequate GP training on electronic patient systems hindered access to critical clinical information. Software design failures also prevented important patient conditions from being clearly highlighted …

NHS England Welsh Assembly Government Royal College of General … NHS Wales

Henry Powell

All Responded

18 Feb 2015 · Leicester (City & South) · 2/2 responses

Discharge planning was inappropriate due to insufficient staff training on bed rails. There were also policy conflicts between hospital and community services, and inadequate coordination …

Leicester Partnership Trust University Hospitals of Leicester

Keri Holdsworth

All Responded

18 Feb 2015 · Hartlepool · 2/2 responses

This junction is a recurring danger zone with a history of several serious and fatal incidents, specifically for vehicles making right turns to or from …

Hartlepool Borough Council Highways Agency