Unless you have spent time in police custody, you probably won’t have heard of custody visiting - a role from which Eric Langford is retiring after 15 years.

Norfolk’s PCC Lorne Green has today launched a fund of nearly £1.5 million to support victims of sexual abuse in the county.

The draft statements of accounts for Norfolk's Police and Crime Commissioner and Chief Constable are now available for inspection.

A suite of partnership projects to tackle serious violence in Norfolk by preventing the exploitation of young people by criminal gangs have been launched in the county.

Victims and witnesses of crime in Norfolk have been benefitting from a free, confidential advice and support service for 12 months now.

The PCC is required by law to publish a set of accounts each year providing a breakdown of the PCC's and Norfolk Constabulary's financial performance and financial position.

The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Norfolk has won a prestigious national award for the quality of its independent custody visiting scheme.

Anti-social behaviour, theft, rural crime and speeding were some of the issues raised at a policing and crime Q&A hosted by Norfolk’s PCC in King’s Lynn yesterday.

PCC Lorne Green will quiz Chief Constable Simon Bailey on progress against the county’s Police and Crime Plan at the meeting at Norfolk Police HQ on Tuesday 14 May.

Victims and survivors of domestic abuse are continuing to be given the vital support they need to turn their lives around thanks to a further cash boost from PCC Lorne Green.