Communities in Norfolk can have confidence in the management of police finances after auditors gave the PCC and Chief Constable accounts for 2015/16 a clean bill of health.

It's national Hate Crime Awareness Week and communities and organisations are coming together to send the message that hate must not be tolerated and to encourage victims to report it.

PCC Lorne Green will join with decision makers from across Norfolk this week at a conference to highlight the dangers of social media and child sexual exploitation (CSE).

A graffitied Thetford underpass is due to get a makeover thanks to a community art project announced by Norfolk’s PCC Lorne Green.

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Members of the public are invited to attend the Annual General Meeting of the Norfolk IAG (Independent Advisory Group) which will take place on Tuesday 6th…

Members of the District Youth Advisory Boards were invited to join PCC Lorne Green and Supt David Marshall at the Norfolk Police HQ.

With two weeks to go before his public consultation closes, Lorne is urging Norfolk residents to share their views and help shape how crime and disorder are tackled over the next four years.

Norfolk’s newly-elected Police and Crime Commissioner is bringing a fresh approach to how he holds the county’s Chief Constable to account – and he wants to hear from you.

Have you got a question on crime and policing in Norfolk? Come and ask the PCC and Chief Constable at their public meeting in Dereham next week.