These are the latest six men fined for urinating in public in York

Another group of men have been fined for urinating in public in York.

They have been ordered to pay total costs of £1,983 following joint working between City of York Council and North Yorkshire Police to tackle anti-social behaviour in the city.

The six cases were dealt with at York Magistrates’ Court this week. They were:

Andrew Brearley, 47, of Selby – found by a police officer, urinating near the entrance to the car park on Tanner Row, York, around 9pm on Saturday 2 February. Fined £117.

Patrick John McHugh, 30, of Carr Lane, York – seen by a police officer urinating against a wall in full view of passing people near Toft Green towards Micklegate, York around 3.30am on Saturday 26 January. Fined £117.

George James McCormick, 18, of Mill Lane, Basted, Sevenoaks – found by a police officer urinating against a gate in Toft Green, York at 12.15am on Friday 18 January. Fined £220.

Paul Raymond Baldwin, 33, of Temple Street, Gateshead – found by a York BID Ranger urinating in the doorway of a sweet shop on Low Ousegate, York at 7.45pm on Saturday 2 February. Fined £131.

Emlyn Thomas, 37, of Sutton Way, Clifton, York – also seen by a York BID Ranger urinating against a wall in York city centre at 11.25am on Wednesday 13 February, in view of passing people. Fined £60 based on a benefits assessment.

Peter Edward Stableford, 50, of Holyrood Drive, Rawcliffe, York – found by a police officer urinating at the entrance of the car park in Toft Green at 11.35pm on Friday 1 February. Fined £294.

All the defendants were also ordered to pay costs of £144 and a prosecution surcharge of £30.