A Norfolk project helping to reduce reoffending by supporting prison leavers into accommodation has been featured in a report published today by the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC).

A project aimed at preventing crime and reducing the number of vulnerable women entering the criminal justice system is being extended for a further year.

For the sixth year running, the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Norfolk has received a prestigious national award for openness and transparency.

A funding round has been launched to help tackle drug misuse and supply in the Greater Norwich area. The deadline for applications is 6 April 2021.

Norfolk's PCC is inviting applications for funding to help victims and survivors of domestic and sexual abuse.

More than 200 professionals and parents have taken part in a series of virtual workshops aimed at highlighting the dangers of criminal exploitation of young people in Norfolk.

Could your organisation help support men and women who have or may come into contact with the criminal justice system into employment? Register your interest by 26 February.

Norfolk’s PCC, Lorne Green, has released a statement in response to the publication of recorded crime data by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) for England and Wales.

The PCC's proposals for the 2021/22 Norfolk policing budget have today received the unanimous endorsement of the county’s Police and Crime Panel.

The help and support available to victims and survivors of sexual abuse in Norfolk is being increased thanks to a partnership between the PCC and Breckland-based Daisy Programme.