Database

The Preventable Deaths Tracker is the first and only centralised database of all coroners’ Prevention of Future Deaths reports that provides real-time statistics.

Year to date


190

Published coroners’ PFD reports in 2025.

This month


0

Published coroners’ PFD reports so far this month.

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The Preventable Deaths Tracker database is now interactive. Filter by date of report, name of addressees who were sent reports, up to 12 coroner areas, or individual coroner names to get the statistics you need. You can select multiple filters at once, download reports, and save outputs by using the new My Account feature. A maximum of one year of data can be downloaded if filtering by date.

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Geography

Reports Heatmap Heatmap of the report frequencies for coroner areas Greater Manchester South (470) London Inner North (302) West Sussex, Brighton and Hove (182) Surrey (173) Birmingham and Solihull (173) London East (161) South Wales Central (132) Nottinghamshire (122) Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent (124) Greater Manchester West (118) Greater Manchester North (127) London Inner South (139) Norfolk (118) Yorkshire West Eastern (115) County of Devon, Plymouth and Torbay (108) Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly (119) Hampshire, Portsmouth and Southampton (93) Yorkshire West Western (92) County Durham and Darlington (103) Yorkshire South West (91) Essex (87) Avon (97) The Black Country Jurisdiction (85) London Inner West (81) North Wales (East and Central) (104) Cumbria (75) London West (61) Bedfordshire and Luton (74) Suffolk (73) Berkshire (70) Kent Mid and Medway (64) Manchester City (65) Leicester City and South Leicestershire (74) London North (66) Liverpool and the Wirral (69) Lancashire and Blackburn with Darwen (59) Derby and Derbyshire (59) Dorset (70) Greater Lincolnshire (67) Worcestershire (68) Cheshire (51) Milton Keynes (72) Yorkshire South East (52) London South (47) Cambridgeshire and Peterborough (49) Blackpool and Fylde (51) Wiltshire and Swindon (55) Gwent (44) Sunderland (46) Warwickshire (34) East Riding of Yorkshire and Kingston-upon-Hull (36) Hertfordshire (33) Newcastle and North Tyneside (36) Northamptonshire (37) Oxfordshire (32) Gloucestershire (38) Kent Central and South East (30) Coventry (27) North Yorkshire and York (29) Kent North East (22) East Sussex (27) Swansea and Neath Port Talbot (31) Somerset (29) Northumberland (22) Teesside and Hartlepool (23) Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin (27) Buckinghamshire (23) North West Wales (22) Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire (22) London City (15) Rutland and North Leicestershire (14) Herefordshire (15) Kent North West (10) Isle of Wight (19) Gateshead and South Tyneside (11) Sefton, Knowsley and St Helens (6) Ceredigion (2) 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 210 220 230 240 250 260 270 280 290 300 310 320 330 340 350 360 370 380 390 400 410 420 433

Reports

From July 2013 to present


5670

Published coroners’ Prevention of Future Deaths reports in England and Wales.

Completed

From July 2013 to present


55.3%

Reports with all published responses

Overdue

From July 2013 to present


30.8%

Reports without any published responses

Partial

From July 2013 to present


12.9%

Reports with some, but not all, required responses published

Pending

Due within 56 days of report date


1.0%

Responses due for reports published in last 56 days

Organisations sent reports

From July 2013 to present


2139

Number of individuals or organisations listed as addressees on coroners’ reports

Loss of life cost

From July 2013 to present


£14.8bn

UK Gov – Average appraisal value estimates per death (£ in 2023 prices)

Responses by addressees

Top 30 from July 2013 to present

Response status by year

From July 2013 to present

Responses by area

Top 30 from July 2013 to present

Responses by coroner

Top 30 from July 2013 to present

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