Croydon review

That the Home Office ensures the UK Border Force and National Crime agencies are included as a statutory agency on all appropriate Domestic Homicide Reviews.

That the Home Office establish information sharing protocols between the UK Border Force and the police to ensure they have a much more robust and auditable process for recording information and disseminating information.

That the Home Office commission research across VAWG services and local communities in England and Wales to establish the impact of Domestic Abuse on Eastern European women. The findings should be used to ensure, where appropriate, that VAWG services provide language and culturally specific services for Eastern European women.

That Safer Croydon Community Safety Partnership reviews awareness and signposting across all membership to ensure services are available to women experiencing a wide range of violence against women and girls from men, including sexual voyeurism, stalking, and technology abuse.

That Safer Croydon Community Safety Partnership reviews local commissioned VAWG services, and ensure that partnerships are in place to provide language and culturally specific services if not in place locally, which reflect the demographics of the community it services, including Romanian/Eastern European women.

That London Borough of Croydon Education Department considers a reflective practice event on the good work of the MPS Homicide Investigation Team and London Borough of Croydon Education Department in managing the death of the victim. This should demonstrate the importance of having a domestic abuse lead within education settings.

That Safer Croydon Community Safety Partnership should develop awareness around a wider spectrum of abuse against women and girls. This should take into account that women can be subject to gender-based violence and stalking outside of intimate relationships.