Domestic homicide reviews
Tragically, people sometimes die as a result of domestic violence. When this happens, the law says that professionals involved in the case must review what happened so that we can identify what needs to be changed and reduce the risk of it happening again in the future.
The Home Office has published guidance on domestic homicide reviews including when we need to set up a review and how to do it.
If a domestic homicide takes place in Medway, the police will make sure that the right people in the council are told as quickly as possible. After this initial notification, a decision will be made about whether we need to have a domestic homicide review.
Case review documents
Case Salome/2021
View Salome case reports on the Kent County Council website
Case Angela/2021
View Angela case reports on the Kent County Council website
Case George/2019
View George case reports on the Kent County Council website
Case Beth/2018
Case Louise/2020
Case Diana/2020
Case Kitty/2020
Case Leanne/2019
Case Simran/2019
Case Jean/2018
Case Tamana/2018
Case Sylvie/2018
Case Patrick/2018
Case Connie/2018
Case Martin/2018
Case Mary/2018
Case Bridget/2017
Case Emily/2017
Case Rosemary/2017
- Home Office QA Letter: case Rosemary
- executive summary: case Rosemary
- overview report: case Rosemary.
Case Pauline/2016
Case Jason/2016
Case Joan/2015
Case Joyce Jackson/2015
- Home Office QA Letter: case Joyce Jackson
- executive summary: case Joyce Jackson
- overview report: case Joyce Jackson.
Case Elizabeth/2015
- Home Office QA Letter: case Elizabeth
- executive summary: case Elizabeth
- overview report: case Elizabeth.
Case Roger/2015
Case Sandra/2014
Case Sarah/2013
Case Paul/2012
Case B/2012
Case BC/2012
Case Alan/2011
- Home Office QA Letter: case Alan/2011
- executive summary: case Alan/2011
- overview report: case Alan/2011.
Case FL/2011
Case Cydney/2011
- Home Office QA Letter: case Cydney/2011
- executive summary: case Cydney/2011
- overview report: case Cydney/2011.