The OPCCN would like to offer some clarity on the presentation of comments and feedback from the recent fire governance consultation. 

The PCC's consultation on proposals to take on the governance of Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service alongside that of Norfolk Constabulary has now closed.

As he enters the final two weeks of his ‘A Case for Change’ fire governance consultation, Norfolk’s PCC is continuing to gather feedback from residents across the county.

With three weeks of his public consultation left, PCC Lorne Green is continuing his tour of the county seeking views on his ‘A Case for Change’ fire consultation.

Norfolk’s PCC will be continuing his fire governance consultation this week with visits to Holt, Wells, Diss and King's Lynn.

There will be more opportunities for the public to have their say on the future of fire service governance in Norfolk this week as the PCC continues his tour of the county.

As his consultation on the future of fire service governance in Norfolk reaches its halfway point, the county’s PCC will be holding an open meeting in Dereham.

As his consultation on the future governance of the county’s Fire & Rescue Service continues, PCC Lorne Green will again be seeking your views.

Policing in the county will once again come under the spotlight this week as Norfolk’s PCC holds his fourth Police Accountability Forum of 2018.

PCC Lorne Green has launched a £450K fund to support hidden victims of crime and reduce vulnerability in Norfolk.