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. 

Dozens of young people were given the chance to air their views on crime and policing at the latest Q&A session in Great Yarmouth hosted by PCC Lorne Green.

The #Impact campaign has kicked off its new academic year tour this week with a visit to Sheringham High School.

Collar numbers will be issued to all current serving and future police dogs in Norfolk and Suffolk in recognition of the vital role they play within policing.

Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) and Chief Constable will be answering questions from the public at a Q&A event in Great Yarmouth later this month.

A scheme to help protect Norfolk's churches from the threat of lead theft has been praised by the PCC after police figures showed a near 50 per cent fall in such crimes since its launch.

PCC Lorne Green is joining PCCs from across the eastern region to recruit up to 15 legally qualified chairs (LQCs). 

The 2018/19 accounts for the PCC and Chief Constable have been published, following the completion of the inspection and audit process.

PCC Lorne Green has welcomed the PM's statement on increased police numbers.