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.

Norfolk’s PCC, Lorne Green, will take his proposals for the 2021/22 policing budget to the county’s Police and Crime Panel next week.

Norfolk’s PCC has held his latest virtual accountability meeting with the Chief Constable to hold him to account for the county’s policing service.

Victims of domestic abuse are being urged to use the code ‘Ask Ani’ at a number of pharmacies across Norfolk to enable them to get access to help.

With just over two weeks to go before the end of his police budget consultation, PCC Lorne Green is set to host a live Q&A session to seek views of the Norfolk public.

Norfolk PCC’s Youth Commission have published their final report highlighting the main concerns of young people during the Covid-19 pandemic.

PCC Lorne Green is working with partners to help build positive relationships between children and their parents in prison in a bid to reduce offending.

PCC Lorne Green has launched his annual police budget consultation, setting out some of the key challenges facing the constabulary in the coming year.

Nearly 550 people detained by police in Norfolk’s custody facilities received a welfare check from community volunteers last year - according to a report published by the county’s PCC.

The PCC has published his latest annual report providing an overview of progress made against the county's Police and Crime Plan from 1 April 2019 to 31 March 2020.