An initiative to protect residents from becoming victims of burglary or theft in Norwich has been launched thanks to funding secured by the OPCCN.

Life after drugs will be in focus over the coming year as a programme of work tackling key issues which cause crime in Norfolk is expanded.

Nearly 25,000 employees will benefit from a special pledge signed by employers to help victims of domestic abuse in Norfolk.

A funding round has been launched to help tackle drug misuse and supply in the Greater Norwich area. The deadline for applications is 6 April 2021.

More than 200 professionals and parents have taken part in a series of virtual workshops aimed at highlighting the dangers of criminal exploitation of young people in Norfolk.

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Victims of domestic abuse are being urged to use the code ‘Ask Ani’ at a number of pharmacies across Norfolk to enable them to get access to help.

PCC Lorne Green is working with partners to help build positive relationships between children and their parents in prison in a bid to reduce offending.

Norfolk's PCC has supported the launch of Norfolk Constabulary's Christmas drink drive campaign which urges members of the public to consider the #IMPACT of driving under the influence of drink or drugs.

A series of virtual workshops is being launched once more across the county in a bid to educate parents about the dangers of criminal exploitation of young people.