Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Sarah Taylor is inviting residents to pose their questions to Norfolk’s Chief Constable as she prepares to host her third accountability meeting of 2025.
Would you like to implement the Bystander Intervention Programme in your education setting? The programme gives children and young people the skills and confidence to become active bystanders who know how to safely call out sexist language and behaviour in schools, colleges and in their day-to-day lives.
Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner Giles Orpen-Smellie is inviting residents of Norfolk to discuss any issues they may have about policing and crime in the county.
Police and Crime Commissioner Giles Orpen-Smellie’s last visit of the year was to the Purfleet Trust based in King’s Lynn. The charity helps people experiencing homelessness in King’s Lynn and West Norfolk.
This event will provide an opportunity for you to share your views on Norfolk’s Serious Violence Duty strategy as it’s developing and find out more about the Norfolk Community Safety Partnership.
Police and Crime Commissioner Giles Orpen-Smellie is once again inviting residents across Norfolk to meet with him to discuss any policing or crime issues they may have.
This week sees the start of Norfolk Black History Month and, as part of their 20th anniversary event, Norfolk’s PCC and Chief Constable were invited to speak at a presentation hosted by Norfolk Racism and Youth Justice.
PCC Giles Orpen-Smellie is inviting residents of Norfolk to submit questions on policing and crime, ready for his next PCC Accountability Meeting in October.
