Lorne has released a statement responding to the announcement by Norfolk Police on findings from its review of policing in Cromer on the weekend of 18-20 August 2017.

Partner organisations across the county are being invited to play their part in a scheme targeting female offenders and women at risk of entering the criminal justice system.

Norfolk's Police and Crime Commissioner, Lorne Green, responds to Chief Constable’s announcement on future of policing in the county.

Young people leaving care are being given the critical support they need thanks to a cash boost of nearly £90,000 from the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner.

An innovative project to educate young people about the dangers of knife crime has received positive feedback only six months after being launched in Norfolk.

Rural crime was under the spotlight at a special meeting hosted by Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner in Snetterton.

Residents in the Breckland area of Norfolk are being invited to have their say on rural crime at a special meeting hosted by Norfolk’s PCC.

Members of the public will be able to see first-hand the inner workings of a police speed van during a special Q and A session with Norfolk’s PCC and Chief Constable.

Some 100 young people have already had their say on how to shape policing in the county thanks to the Norfolk Youth Commission.

PCC Lorne Green will be holding a special Police Accountability Forum in Cromer next week dedicated to the police response to recent events in the town and surrounding area.