Kyle Phillip Cloake to be sentenced in Tamworth Local Court for break-in

Kyle Phillip Cloake stood accused of breaking into a woman's West Tamworth home through her laundry door and assaulting her on the evening of November 14, last year.

Tamworth Local Court heard the 36-year-old would admit to three charges after a break-and-enter offence was withdrawn by the Crown, along with a domestic violence-related charge.

"There are some signed agreed facts," defence solicitor Geoffrey Archer said.

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Cloake pleaded guilty to charges of entering a dwelling with intent; destroying or damaging property; and stalking or intimidating.

Magistrate Julie Soars asked if the case would still be progressing to the district court after the changes.

"No, Your Honour, this will be proceeding summarily," solicitor for the Crown Carly Berrigan said.

That now means the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) will hold onto the case but finalise it in the local court.

Ms Soars ordered a full background report into the offending ahead of sentencing, which was set down for July.

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