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All Men Can. That’s the message as Cleveland Police supports White Ribbon Day (25th November).
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All Men Can. That’s the message as Cleveland Police supports White Ribbon Day (25th November).
Cleveland Police Support World Mental Health Day
Cleveland Police is once again supporting Hate Crime Awareness Week.
Officers from the Cyber Crime team have released the latest newsletter.
Superintendent Catherine Galloway from our Force Control Room talks about the ways you can contact our force if you are D/deaf or hard-of-hearing.
We've joined forces with Hartlepool Borough Council’s Trading Standards department in an operation targeting the sale of counterfeit and illicit tobacco.
Prisoners will again be dealt with in Hartlepool cells as Cleveland Police responds to increased demand
Cleveland Police has welcomed two new four-legged recruits to help support officers and staff with their mental health.
The appointment is subject to the approval of the Dyfed-Powys Police and Crime Panel which is meeting on Friday 30th July.
Officers from the Stockton Neighbourhood team stopped and searched a Mercedes vehicle on Hampden Way in Thornaby yesterday, Thursday 15th July.