Organisations across Norfolk are being asked to sign up to a new county-wide campaign to help victims of domestic abuse.

Following a process of inspection and audit, the PCC and police accounts for 2019/20 have been published.

As we mark International Restorative Justice Week, two users of the Norfolk and Suffolk Restorative Justice Service have spoken about how it helped them move forwards after being affected by crime.  

Domestic abuse awareness and mental health have been cited as the main concerns among children and young people during the pandemic.

This week is Friends Against Scams Week and we're supporting a national drive to help as many people as possible learn how to protect themselves, their family and friends against scams.

Victims of modern slavery and human trafficking in Norfolk are being offered extra support and assistance on where to find help with the launch of a new website.

Norfolk's Police and Crime Commissioner Lorne Green has praised a victim of courier fraud who has spoken out about being scammed out of nearly £60,000 in a bid to warn others.

Norfolk's PCC has backed a relaunch of the Stop Hate in Norfolk initiative which sends a message to the people of Norfolk to take a stand against hate incidents.

The PCC has highlighted Norfolk's WONDER programme, as he welcomes a briefing highlighting the benefits of intervening early with women at risk of offending to help keep them out of the criminal justice system.

Norfolk’s PCC has held a virtual accountability meeting with the Chief Constable this week to hold him to account for the county’s policing service.