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A lot of information is produced by, and for, your PCC.
The PCC is committed to being open and transparent about his work. This page has been set up to provide public access to this information, grouped by subject in the folders below.
If you are looking for specific information on the work of the PCC, you can also take a look at the Specified Information Order which provides details of the information we are required to make available on our website, along with links to the relevant webpages or documents.
If the information you are looking for is not listed in our , and cannot be found in one of the folders below, you can make a request for information under the Freedom of Information Act. Details of how to do this can be found on the Freedom of Information page.
Documents
A. Key documents- B. Transparency
- Actions from Strategic Governance Board
- Audits and Inspections
- Complaints
- Decisions
- 2016
- 2017
- 2018
- 2019
2019-02 Norfolk Scam and Fraud Prevention Service (PDF, 689 KB)
The PCC agreed to fund the Norfolk Scam Prevention Service at a cost of £35,633 per annum.- 2019-03 Funding For The Community Chaplaincy Scheme (PDF, 234 KB)
The PCC approved the funding for the Community Chaplaincy Scheme from 1st February 2019 - 31st March 2020. - 2019-11 St Giles Trust - Project SOS+ (PDF, 2.4 MB)
The PCC agreed to fund the St Giles Trust to deliver Project SOS+ to deliver preventative sessions to school children across Norfolk at risk of criminal exploitation as well as awareness raising sessions to parents and teachers. - 2019-12 The Pandora Project - The Phoenix Service (PDF, 2.1 MB)
The PCC agreed to fund the Pandora Project's Phoenix Service to support victims of modern day slavery, off street sex workers and criminal exploitation across Norfolk. - 2019-13 Pathways Out Programme (PDF, 296 KB)
The PCC agreed to fund a one-year pilot project to help young people at risk of child criminal exploitation by offering education, training and employment opportunities. - 2019-14 The Daisy Programme Development Grant (PDF, 2.2 MB)
The PCC agreed to fund the Daisy Project which supports men and women living with or who have been affected by domestic abuse in the Breckland area of Norfolk. - 2019-15 Pandora Project King's Lynn (PDF, 393 KB)
The PCC agreed to a funding extension for the Pandora Project to support victims of domestic abuse in the west of the county. - 2019-16 Precept and Council Tax Requirement 2019/20 (PDF, 333 KB)
The PCC issued the precept for 2019/20. - 2019-17 Family Practitioner (Early Intervention Youth Fund) (PDF, 295 KB)
The PCC agreed to fund a one-year pilot to test delivering a whole family support approach to young people at risk of, or affected by, child criminal exploitation. - 2019-18 South Norfolk Early Help Hub Domestic Abuse Worker (PDF, 2.2 MB)
The PCC approved a grant for two years to support victims of domestic abuse in South Norfolk. - 2019-19 Norfolk County Council Return Home Interviews (PDF, 2.4 MB)
The PCC agreed to support a three-year partnership service to support children and young people who go missing and/or are at risk of child sexual exploitation in Norfolk. - 2019-21 Extension to Funding of the IOM Link Worker (PDF, 2.1 MB)
The PCC agreed to continue to fund a Link Worker to support Norfolk's Integrated Offender Management (IOM) scheme. - 2019-23 Independent Members of Misconduct Panels - Reappointment (PDF, 233 KB)
The PCC agreed for the current Independent Members to be reappointed to the regional misconduct hearing list for a further term of five years.
- Expenditure exceeding £500
- Expenses
- Freedom of Information
- Gifts and hospitality
- Governance
- Grants
- Letters
- Organisational Structure
- Out of court disposals
- PCC Lorne Green
- Property Assets
- Register of Interests
- C. Public meetings
- D. Policies and plans
- E. Finance
- F. PCC Office
- G. Community involvement
