Many people have come together during the Coronavirus pandemic to offer help and support. Most offers are genuine, but there are some criminals using scams to exploit the situation.

The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Norfolk (OPCCN) would like to reassure victims and survivors of domestic abuse help is still available during this challenging time.

In line with Government guidance on Coronavirus, we have made some temporary changes to the way our office functions. These changes may affect how we receive and respond to your enquiry.

Norfolk's Police and Crime Commissioner Lorne Green has moved to reassure the public amid Coronavirus pandemic.

A ‘first-class’ police training facility, fit to train and equip the force of tomorrow, will open in the heart of Norfolk later this year.

A report highlighting progress made since Norfolk's police and fire services signed a pledge to work better together has been released.

A report highlighting progress made since Norfolk's police and fire services signed a pledge to work better together has been released.

A mentoring service for young people identified as at risk of criminal exploitation is providing positive educational and work experiences in a bid to show what their future could hold.

A partnership project suported by Norfolk's PCC has been launched in a bid to help boost the resilience of young people at risk of child criminal exploitation or in need of a clearer direction in life.

Organisations are being encouraged to bid to provide a specialist service to support victims and survivors of domestic abuse in the county.