year's Bank of N.T. Butterfield Scholarship Directory.

And the directory is now available online at www.bankofbutterfield.com.

The directory offers information on more than 150 scholarships in every area of study from computing to cookery, also included is information about the Bank of N.T. Butterfield Scholarships and the bank's interest-free student loans.

For anyone who does not have Internet access, reference copies are available on request at each branch of the bank, the Bermuda National Library, the Bermuda College and at each of the Island's highschools.

GUILTY PLEA CTS Guilty plea After being caught red handed a Pembroke man yesterday pleaded guilty to charges of possession of cannabis with intent to supply.

Magistrates' Court heard that Police saw Kimo Winfield Jennings, 24, trying to complete a sale of cannabis on Curving Avenue in February of this year.

Jennings, of St. Augustine's Lane, was seen on his parked cycle alongside a black car.

When Police approached, the black car fled the scene and Jennings was seen dropping a yellow envelope.

When confronted by Police, Jennings claimed: "It's not mine. You didn't see me making a hand-to-hand transaction.'' Police analysis found that the envelope contained 0.7 grams of cannabis.

"You're locking me up and the Police are smoking the weed,'' Jennings said in his statement.

He was fined $500.

FLIGHT DELAYED FLY Flight delayed A British Airways flight to Bermuda was delayed after an incident between two passengers prior to take off.

The service from Gatwick on Saturday was less than one hour late arriving on the Island, after the scene, which happened prior to passengers boarding the aircraft.

A BA spokesman said Police were called to the incident and the delay occurred after statements were taken from those involved.

The two passengers were allowed to continue on the flight and the matter has been left in the hands of the UK Police.