Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner Lorne Green is backing a city-wide initiative aimed at tackling domestic abuse.

Policing in the county will be under the spotlight at a meeting between the PCC and Chief Constable next week.

An initiative which aims to improve help and support for families and individuals experiencing domestic abuse has received vital backing from Norfolk's PCC.

Officer numbers, police visibility, drugs and anti-social behaviour were just a few of the issues raised at a special Q&A session hosted by Norfolk’s PCC in Taverham.

From today, people who assault emergency service workers, including police officers, could face up to 12 months in jail as new legislation comes into force.

PCC Lorne Green has become a Friends Against Scams ‘Scambassador’, pledging to raise awareness of the dangers posed by fraudsters and help prevent vulnerable people being targeted and exploited.

Tackling rural crime and supporting communities is firmly in the spotlight with the release of the Norfolk Rural Policing Strategy Annual Report.

An innovative project to educate young people about the dangers of knife crime is set to run in Norfolk for a second time thanks to funding from the PCC.

PCC Lorne Green has announced that he will not be seeking re-election at the next Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) election in 2020.

Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner and Chief Constable will be answering questions from the public at a special event in Taverham next week.