cars collided outside the Giant Foods store. But Police said there were no injuries and damage was minimal.

Middle Road traffic was also backed up at the Paget traffic lights the same day after two cyclists collided. One rider injured his right wrist while the second rider was unhurt.

In another accident on Monday at the foot of Barker's Hill at the junction with Jubilee Road in Devonshire, a 41-year-old Devonshire motorist lost control of his Toyota station wagon and collided with a wall.

A Police spokesman described the car as a "write-off''. The driver suffered bruising to his chest, wrist and knees.

DEFIED BAN CTS Defied ban A social inquiry report was ordered yesterday on a man who defied a ban preventing him from visiting the Summerhaven home for physically handicapped.

George Palmer pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court to trespassing.

Insp. Peter Duffy, prosecuting, said Police were alerted last Thursday after Palmer turned up at the home, demanded to enter a room, and became abusive to staff.

Palmer said he wanted to get some bank books from a "lady friend''.

Magistrate the Wor. John Judge adjourned the case until August 25.

CANNABIS FIND CTS Cannabis find Police who searched a youth sitting on a wall in Princess Street, St.

George's, found cannabis in his right shoe, Magistrates' Court heard yesterday.

Inspector Peter Duffy, prosecuting, said officers became suspicious because Orlando V. Crane appeared nervous. They found .44 grams of the drug in a manila envelope, he added.

Crane, from St. George's, pleaded guilty to possessing cannabis on April 27.

Magistrate the Wor. John Judge ordered a social inquiry report.

ON THE CHEAP CTS On the cheap Smith's resident Ian Hilton was yesterday fined $90 after he admitted speeding at 53k on Middle Road, Devonshire, on June 13. Magistrates' Court heard the fine would have been $150 if he had been caught under the new speeding fine system which came into effect on August 1.