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More than 600 vehicles were caught speeding during a special day of action by Norfolk's team of dedicated Community Speed Watch (CSW) volunteers.

This month sees Lorne Green marking his second year as Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC).

Children at risk of sexual exploitation are to receive vital help after Norfolk’s PCC and Norfolk County Council invested £360,000 to fund specialist support.

Policing in the county will once again be under the spotlight next week as Norfolk’s PCC holds his third Police Accountability Forum of 2018.

More than 40 Community Speed Watch teams from across Norfolk will be taking to the roads on Saturday in a bid to tackle speeding.

Anti-social behaviour, equality in the workforce and under-age drinking were just a few of the issues raised at a special question and answer session hosted by PCC Lorne Green in Downham Market.

Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner and Chief Constable will be answering questions from the public at a special event next week.

North Norfolk residents will be having their say on rural crime at a special meeting being hosted by Norfolk’s PCC at Holkham Hall tomorrow evening.

More than 1600 young people from across Norfolk have had their say on how to shape policing following the introduction of the PCC's Youth Commission.