This page contains information about Domestic Homicide Reviews (DHRs) carried out by the Fenland CSP.
A DHR takes place when a person aged 16 or over has (or is believed to have) died from violence, abuse or neglect by either:
DHRs do not inquire into how someone died or who is to blame. They are not part of any disciplinary process or criminal investigation. Their purpose is to:
The Fenland CSP conducts DHRs using home office guidance. Findings are published to improve transparency of processes in place, across all agencies, to protect victims.
Review reports will be available here for a minimum of 12 months. After this, copies of published reports can be obtained by contacting the Fenland Community Safety Partnership.