Norfolk police help policing operation after Queen's death
Norfolk police officers have described their part helping with the country's biggest policing operation following the Queen's death.
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Norfolk police officers have described their part helping with the country's biggest policing operation following the Queen's death.
Norfolk police has fallen short of 999 response time targets but answers more than eight in 10 emergency calls within 10 seconds.
Norfolk police has fallen short of 999 response time targets but answers more than eight in 10 emergency calls within 10 seconds.
"All I can advise is that masks do play a role in reducing the spread of Covid in crowded, indoor settings and so I would encourage people to keep wearing them as a courtesy to protect others." Pete Waters, executive director of Visit East of England said: "There's a lot of pent-up demand for holidays and while there's confusion about whether you can or can't go abroad, and which countries you can go to, people are going to opt for a staycation. "The issue is making sure people observe social distancing. We would advise people to carry on wearing masks in public places and on public transport...
A new app which allows police officers to scan suspects' fingerprints on the street has been rolled out across Suffolk.