News in Honiton

There is a lot more to High Intensity Interval Training (or HIIT) than just Burpees, aggressive 'militant style' instructors - resulting in you in a pool of sweat, demotivated on the floor at the end of a session.

Let B! enlighten you a little more on this training style and why it is so popular.

'Woz on' has been high jacked this week by a review of the season - all a bit factual I'm afraid. I'll get back to doing a proper 'woz on' next week as there is a lot of info to impart before the AGM. I'm off 'cross county croqueting' tomorrow so hence the early circulation - Pidge only told us we were going to Jersey last week! I struggle with boats, but hey ho!

Review of Honiton's 2018-19 season:

I may have caused a bit of a fuss regarding my comments last week and social media had a raft of comments about this celebration thing.

I/we were intrigued to see someone form the council posted saying that several things that had been offered to the rugby club.

It's exam season, and it is safe to say that it's always a stressful time for students.

As a student myself in year 12, I am witnessing what I have already experienced in year 11 and also what I shall likely experience in year 13 - stress. Lots and lots of stress.

Woz on. It has been a bit of a quiet week at Tonsville, well that's if you don't count the odd planning meeting or talking to Environmental health officers about arranging yet another date for a "dog mess" conflab, oh joy!

We had a great day at the club on Sunday as it was junior presentations day. It was great to see a whole army of junior players and their families down to watch everyone collect their trophies.

History was made at the weekend, when Honiton twice came from behind to defeat a very strong Yorkshire outfit in Northallerton by 29-27, all done at the home of rugby.

It was an early start for the Honiton massive and it was a sight to behold as eight bus loads of Ton supporters set off for Twickenham.

On May 2, residents will have an opportunity to elect new councillors to represent them on East Devon District Council, and all members of town and parish councils.

This is our big opportunity to make sure the right people are voted in. These elections only happen every four years.