A 14-year-old boy has been banned from nine areas of Preston for the next four years.
Nathan Watson is the fifth person in the city to be placed under an anti-social behaviour order (ASBO).
The move was taken by a district judge after hearing of his unruly behaviour over the past two years.
The troublemaker has been banned from the following locations:
Farringdon Crescent estate;
the BP Service Station in New Hall Lane;
Brockholes Wood Primary School;
Preston Bus Station and its precincts;
the Holiday Inn;
the Guild Hall centre;
Avenham Street multi-storey car park;
HMV music shop, Fishergate;
Our Price Music, Friargate.
There are also strict restrictions imposed on his behaviour and if he were caught causing a nuisance or intimidating anybody, damaging property or stealing a car, he could face severe punishment.
PC Gary Salisbury, area beat officer for Fishwick and Callon Wards, said: "For the first time I am in a position to say to the community if this youth comes into your street causing a nuisance, not only will I have the powers to arrest him, but the courts will be in a position to sentence him for breaching this order."
The move has been welcomed by civic leaders and local businesses.
Councillor Ian Hall, leader of Preston City Council, said: "We welcome this order. Nathan Watson has caused problems in the Bus Station and been a real menace to passengers and staff.
"We had to act to stop his behaviour and we're pleased he's now banned from the Bus Station area."
A spokesman for HMV said: "We can't comment on this particular case but there are unfortunately instances where certain individuals put themselves in a position where they are no longer welcome in our stores."
And a spokesman for BP said: "All of our sites work very closely with the police and local authorities to ensure that public wellbeing and the integrity of our operations aren't threatened in any way."
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