Cheryl Tweedy’s stalker jailed for restraining order breach

Getty ImagesA courtroom heard how Cheryl Tweedy stated Bannister’s visits precipitated her anxiousness A person who stalked singer Cheryl Tweedy has been jailed for 12 months for breaching a restraining order by turning up at her residence. Daniel Bannister confirmed up at her home, within the Chalfonts space of Buckinghamshire, for the fourth time on 19 June.The 50-year-old, who has already frolicked in jail for a similar offence and an unrelated killing in 2012, was jailed at Studying Crown Courtroom after beforehand admitting a restraining order breach.Sentencing him, Decide Alan Blake stated the Women Aloud star “doesn’t want any contact with you”. A sufferer influence assertion from Ms Tweedy stated “Daniel has made my younger baby scared”.Thames Valley PoliceDaniel Bannister was sentenced at Studying Crown CourtBannister was handed a contemporary restraining order to not contact Ms Tweedy.Decide Blake stated: “You will have proven defiance to the courtroom order. It’s worthwhile to draw a line below that behaviour.”The courtroom heard that Bannister had arrived at her residence for the fourth time on 19 June, arriving in a taxi at about 22:00 BST earlier than ringing the intercom system twice and peering over the gate. He believed the singer had invited him to her residence over Microsoft Groups, the courtroom was instructed.In a sufferer influence assertion, the pop star, 42, stated she was “shocked” when Bannister visited her residence but once more and had been pressured to rent private safety.”Every time he returns the concern of his intentions intensifies,” she stated.”I am frightened, nervous and on edge each time I open my gate. No individual ought to must really feel this fashion.””Daniel has made my younger baby scared,” she added.In an unrelated case, Bannister had beforehand been jailed for killing Rajendra Patel, 48, at a south London YMCA homeless shelter in 2012.Bannister admitted manslaughter and was jailed for two-and-a-half years at Kingston Crown Courtroom.Andrew Matthews/PA MediaCheryl Tweedy attended Liam Payne’s funeral at St Mary’s Church in Amersham on 20 November final yearIn relation to Ms Tweedy, Bannister had been given a restraining order for turning up in January final 12 months and saying, “it is Daniel, I’ve come to get Cheryl”, after which he returned in July asking for a glass of wine.He was beforehand handed a four-month jail time period for the preliminary offences.After displaying up once more in December, he admitted harassment and the breach and tried breach of his restraining order, and was sentenced to 16 weeks in jail earlier this 12 months.The December incident occurred three weeks after Ms Tweedy attended the funeral of One Course star Liam Payne, in Amersham in Buckinghamshire. The singer died after falling from a balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in October.The pair had beforehand had a toddler collectively – Bear – however later cut up up.Extra reporting by PA Media.