Lorne tells Agricultural Society: "When it comes to rural crime, your police force and your PCC are on it like never before."

Lorne Green has published his first Police and Crime Plan as Norfolk's PCC, setting seven core priorities for the county.

Thetford's young people are being urged to get creative as part of an initiative being launched by Norfolk’s PCC Lorne Green.

Norfolk Police has been judged one of the top performing forces in the country by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary.

In a ground-breaking initiative led by the PCC, women who find themselves in police custody will be offered help to turn their lives around thanks to a new partnership.

A campaign aimed at educating young drivers about road safety is continuing its tour of the county.

Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner Lorne Green today welcomed two new recruits – of the four-legged kind – to the policing family.

Lorne's proposal for an increase in the policing element of council tax has received unanimous support from the Police and Crime Panel.

The PCC will take his proposals for the 2017/18 policing budget to the county's Police and Crime Panel this week, including how much you contribute through council tax.

On Monday (30 January), Lorne will hold the Chief Constable to account at a meeting in King's Lynn, followed by a public question and answer session.