<P>20 exciting volunteer roles have become available in Cleveland Police for people to apply for.</P>

<P>Police have arrested two further people in connection with a major operation into human trafficking. </P>

<P></P> <P>Cleveland Police’s work to support colleagues struggling with their mental health, including issues such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), has been recognised nationally.</P>

<P></P> <P>More than one million pounds worth of seized drugs were safely burnt today to ensure they can never cause misery in communities.</P>

<P></P> <P>Police and Crime Commissioner Barry Coppinger has made the decision not to extend, beyond its 10 year term, a private sector contract to provide services to Cleveland Police.</P>

<P>Cleveland Police is supporting a national Modern Slavery campaign in a bid to help stop people from being sexually exploited.</P>

<P></P> <P>A plan was launched this week to combat crime and fear of crime in Cleveland Police’s rural areas as part of a ‘Rural Week of Action’.</P>

<P>17 talented photographers have been chosen to display their breathtaking photographs in the flagship hub for Cleveland Police following a competition held by Police and Crime Commissioner Barry Coppinger. </P>

<P>Five police forces covering 6,500 square miles of northern England came together last night in the largest rural policing operation of its kind.</P>

<P>Cleveland Police are still investigating the disappearance of Naheed Khan and are looking into a number of lines of enquiry to try and trace her. </P>

<P>Five people have been arrested after officers from Middlesbrough’s Neighbourhood Policing Team targeted three properties in North Ormesby.</P>

<P></P> <P>An open event is being held for vehicle specialists interested in the contract to keep Cleveland Police’s cars on the road.</P>

<P></P> <P>The multi-agency network responsible for tackling modern slavery in Cleveland has endorsed two free apps to help agencies identify where the practice is taking place.</P>

<P>A week-long campaign targeting speeding drivers will take place across Cleveland and Durham from Monday 6th August.</P>

<P>A North East murder investigation is going digital through a national major incident website.</P>

<P>Yesterday, Tuesday 24th July, the brand new Community Safety Hub was handed over to Police and Crime Commissioner Barry Coppinger and Chief Constable Mike Veale by Esh Construction after 19 months of ground breaking work. </P>

<P>The mother of missing Naheed Khan, 43, is today re-appealing to her daughter to return home safe after she was reported missing on Tuesday 12th June.</P>

<P>Cleveland Police’s Welfare Officer, Margaret Hunter is set to retire today, Thursday 19th July after 47 years’ service for the Force.</P>

<P>As Cleveland Police begins a fresh chapter of its history at a new purpose designed building, it has been looking to ensure that it remembers its history.</P>

<P>Officers are today, Friday 13th July, distributing posters of 43 year old Thornaby woman Naheed Khan who was reported missing from home on 12th June.</P>