The PCCs for Norfolk and Suffolk have awarded Victim Support a new three-year contract to help victims of crime cope and recover from what they have experienced.

The WONDER project, which helps female offenders address the root causes of offending behaviour, has been shortlisted for a Community Award by the Howard League of Penal Reform.

Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner met with members of a very special choir to hear how a charity which supports people affected by domestic abuse, has helped turn their lives around.

“It was the difference between life and death” is how one former prisoner has described a PCC-funded scheme which helps those leaving prison to turn their lives around.

An initiative which helps to rehome dogs while improving the well-being and mental health of prisoners has been hailed a success in the county thanks to funding from Norfolk’s PCC.

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

Police and Crime Commissioner Lorne Green joined partners and members of the public at a special candlelight vigil to remember those who have been affected by hate crime in the county.

PCC Lorne Green highlighted his commitment to tackling domestic abuse as he delivered a speech at the Domestic Abuse Conference organised by Leeway in Norwich. 

Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Lorne Green has cautiously welcomed the announcement from the Government on the recruitment of 20,000 new police officers.

Four powerful short films highlighting different forms of domestic abuse are to be shown to young people across Norfolk thanks to work by students at City College Norwich, back by the OPCCN.