As we mark National Volunteers' Week, two of our community advisors gives an insight into their work with Norfolk Police as members of the Independent Advisory Group.

Over 21m people in the UK volunteer at least once a year, contributing an estimated £23. 9bn to the UK economy.

Members of the public are needed to become Independent Custody Visitors, tasked with visiting police cells to check on detainees.

The campaign, led by the National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC), which will see roads policing officers in Norfolk carrying out additional patrols.

Norfolk’s newly-elected PCC, Lorne Green, today highlighted the work of the voluntary sector as he was officially sworn in for a four-year term.

Newly-elected PCC Lorne Green has handed £75,000 deputy money to the Chief Constable to fund officers on the beat.

On 5 May 2016, Conservative candidate Lorne Green was elected by Norfolk to be its Police and Crime Commissioner.

Find out more about Lorne Green, Norfolk's new Police and Crime Commissioner elected on 5 May 2016.

Norfolk’s police and fire services are now working closer together than ever before as the two services have joined together to share a headquarters.

Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner will be tackling the county’s Chief Constable over data quality following the introduction of a ‘one stop’ police ICT system.