NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK EVIDENCE · FOI 2026/03861
Norfolk and Suffolk produced 30,787 NIP and Section 172 reminder letters in 2025.
The two constabularies also recorded 273 failure to furnish prosecutions. Suffolk's reminder volume reached 17,431, 127.8 percent above 2023. These are force supplied document and prosecution counts, not convictions.
The consequential finding
In 2025 Norfolk produced 13,356 reminder letters and recorded 168 failure to furnish prosecutions. Suffolk produced 17,431 reminders and recorded 105 prosecutions.
Suffolk's reminder count increased by 7,792 in a year and by 9,779 from 2023. That sustained procedural measure is the strongest local press hook. The 2025 combined NIP and Section 172 printed count also doubled from 2023, but the force cannot separate NIPs from driver information requirements, so NoticeReady does not headline it as either measure.
Norfolk and Suffolk combined from separately reported force figures.
Failure to furnish prosecutions reported across the two forces.
Reminder letters increased from 7,652 in 2023 to 17,431 in 2025.
A reminder is the point to recover control, not wait for court papers.
Keep the reminder and envelope, request the original if it was not received, verify the official response route and preserve proof of any nomination. If a failure allegation has already been charged, organise the service, response and enquiry evidence before pleading.
Public evidence extract
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Source reference: Norfolk and Suffolk Constabularies 2026/03861, correct as at 14 August 2026.
What is established and what remains limited
Established
- Each force supplied separate annual printed, reminder and prosecution figures.
- Suffolk reminder letters increased 127.8 percent from 2023 to 2025.
- The forces use the joint Public Access System at nsspeedcameras.com.
- Norfolk and Suffolk recorded 273 failure to furnish prosecutions in 2025.
Not established
- How many printed letters were initial NIPs rather than Section 172 requirements.
- Whether each document represents a distinct person or case.
- How many prosecutions led to conviction or MS90.
- Average or median nomination processing time, which was not held.
Use the evidence for the correct procedural route
The paid service organises the chronology, evidence, deadline record and questions for advice. It does not determine a defence, choose a plea or promise an outcome.
Official response system
The forces identified the Norfolk and Suffolk Public Access System ↗. Its current guidance permits eligible recipients to view offence material and submit a driver admission or nomination online using the notice details.
The defensible Suffolk hook is 17,431 reminders, up 127.8 percent since 2023.
Preserve the force labels and state separately that 105 failure to furnish prosecutions were recorded in Suffolk in 2025. Do not describe the prosecution figure as convictions or MS90 endorsements.
Use the public finding. License the wider evidence register.
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