Leicester review

The Safer Leicester Partnership to review its approach to the publication of DHRs, ensuring that DHRs are available for at least three years and that there is a process for making a summary of learning available when DHRs are removed or (in exceptional circumstances) not published at all.

The Home Office to consult with those affected by domestic homicide, in particular families, to hear their views on a standard for the publication and the sharing of learning from DHRs.

The Home Office to amend the statutory guidance in order to improve the transparency of the DHR process by setting out clear expectations of CSPs in relation to key milestones, publication and the bringing together of learning.

The Safer Leicester Partnership to engage with media outlets locally and regionally in relation to the learning from this case to encourage the adoption of best practice in relation to the reporting of domestic homicides.

The Home Office to engage with the Corporate Alliance Against Domestic Violence and the Employers’ Initiative on Domestic Abuse to review existing guidance and support for employers in order to promote involvement in DHRs.

The Safer Leicester Partnership to work with its partners to develop the capacity to gather data relating to the needs of BME communities.