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Mel Ryder
First appearance	May 2008
Last appearance	—
Portrayed by	Rhea Bailey
In-universe information
Title	Police Constable
Occupation	Police Officer
Spouse	Unknown

Police Constable Mel Ryder is a fictional character in the ITV drama The Bill. She arrives in June 2008 and is played by Rhea Bailey.