Norfolk's Police and Crime Commissioner is backing an initiative aimed at encouraging members of the public to help identify County Lines drug networks in the county.

Norfolk’s PCC will be quizzing Chief Constable Simon Bailey on progress against the county’s Police and Crime Plan this week, as he holds his second Police Accountability Forum of 2019.

Anti-social behaviour, rural crime, drugs and knife crime were some of the issues discussed at a special question and answer session hosted by Norfolk’s PCC and Chief Constable in Diss yesterday.

Lorne Green has pledged to continue to ‘protect and safeguard’ young people at risk of criminal exploitation as he supports a national campaign aimed at tackling knife crime.

A campaign aimed at young drivers will make its first visit of 2019 next week – sharing road safety messages with students at East Norfolk Sixth Form College in Gorleston.

Norfolk’s PCC and Chief Constable will be answering questions from the public at a Q&A event in South Norfolk on Monday 11 March from 6pm.

A thought-provoking new video campaign, highlighting how anyone can be affected by different types of domestic abuse, has been launched in Norfolk.

Scams victims in Norfolk are set to receive better support as a result of a partnership between the county's PCC and victim care service.

PCC Lorne Green will meet with the Police and Crime Panel next week to ask that they confirm the appointment of a new Chief Finance Officer for the OPCCN.

A scheme to support off-street sex workers who may be vulnerable to human trafficking or modern slavery is being launched across the county thanks to funding from the OPCCN.