A man has been jailed for breaching an order banning him from Lancaster city centre.
Police said they were made aware of issues being reported to them in relation to Andrew Phimister.
On Thursday (September 11), the 56-year-old was arrested for being in breach of his Criminal Behavioural Order.
Over the weekend he was sentenced to 12 weeks in custody.
Phimister, of no fixed address, was subject to a Criminal Behaviour Order banning him from entering parts of Morecambe, which was extended to Lancaster city centre in January.
The amended order bans him from entering parts of the city, except between 10am and midday on a permitted route.


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