Victims and survivors of domestic abuse are continuing to get the vital support they need thanks to funding from the Office of Police and Crime Commissioner for Norfolk.

More than £300,000 of funding has become available for services helping and supporting victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence in the county during the pandemic. 

Agencies from across Norfolk have come together to warn residents to be extra vigilant of new and existing scams during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Partners from across the county, including the OPCCN, joined forces to take part in a live online Q&A event to help victims and survivors of domestic abuse.

Domestic abuse victims and survivors will have the opportunity to speak with key partners and service providers in a live Q&A event being launched next week.

Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner Lorne Green has released the following statement in response to the publication of the latest recorded crime data by the…

Partners across Norfolk are joining forces to raises awareness of stalking and harassment and remind victims help is still available during this difficult time.

As Norfolk's communities are urged to See Something Say Something, a new phoneline has been launched to help Norfolk’s children and young people during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Norfolk’s PCC Lorne Green has welcomed the signing of a new Memorandum of Understanding between blue light services in response to the Covid-19 virus.

An initiative which is hoped will spread some positivity and happiness across the county through these difficult days of lockdown has been launched by partners in Norfolk.