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Norfolk Police and Crime Plan Consultation 2026-2030: Invitation to Participate

Sent on behalf of the Police and Crime Commissioner, Colin Sutton.

I am writing on behalf of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Norfolk, Colin Sutton, to inform you that the consultation for the new Norfolk Police and Crime Plan 2026-2028 has now been launched.

The Police and Crime Plan will establish the strategic priorities for policing, crime prevention, and community safety across Norfolk over the next two years. As key partners in supporting and delivering safer communities, the views and experiences of local authorities are invaluable in helping to shape these priorities.

Please find attached information relating to the consultation. I would be grateful if you could take the opportunity to review the enclosed documents and complete the consultation survey, which can be accessed via the following link:

Survey Link: Police and Crime Plan 26/28 and Police Budget Consultation 2027/28

The consultation will remain open until Friday 9th October, and we would encourage responses to be submitted before this date.

In addition, I would be grateful if you could share the consultation materials and survey link with relevant town and parish councillors, and partner networks where appropriate. The Commissioner is keen to ensure that as wide a range of views as possible are reflected in the final Police and Crime Plan.

This consultation represents an important opportunity for public sector partners, communities, and stakeholders to influence the future direction of policing and community safety across Norfolk, and we welcome all contributions.

Should you have any questions regarding the consultation, please do not hesitate to contact me at: OPCCN@Norfolk.Police.UK

Thank you in advance for your support and participation. The Commissioner looks forward to receiving your views and those of your colleagues.

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Town and Parish Councils

Broadland has 48 parish councils, 3 town councils and 12 parish meetings. Town and parish councils are separate and independent of Broadland District Council.

South Norfolk has 100 town and parish councils and 13 parish meetings. Town and parish councils are separate and independent of South Norfolk Council.

Town and parish councils:

  • represent their local community
  • deliver services to meet local needs and improve the quality of life for their community
  • are funded by levying a parish ‘precept’ which is included in the Council Tax collected by Broadland District Council or South Norfolk Council
  • have unpaid councillors who are elected to serve for four years

To find out more about the role of town and parish councils, see the GOV.UKwebsite.

Please follow this link to find out more