‘You can please all of the people some of the time and some of the people all the time’ OK, we know where that one’s going.

A training course for new referees will be held at Cullompton RFC next month, writes Conrad Sutcliffe.

As predicted Honiton latest league trip down in to deepest darkest Cornwall proved to be a difficult one as they went down 29-5 to Bude, writes Roger Dance.

Honiton Under-8 Tigers took a squad of 20 players to Sidmouth to contest a tournament.

Honiton Under-10 Titans took a large squad of players to face a rock solid Sidmouth side on their own turf in very unpleasant weather conditions.

Honiton Under-11s were involved in a round-robin festival at Sidmouth, writes Luke Owen.

The Honiton Colts played hosts to a strong Okehampton Colt side, and with a injury, illness and unavailability’s, it was always going to be a hard slog for the players, writes Paz Parratt.

Thursday, February 12, was Darwin Day. Renowned scientist Charles Darwin ignited a fire of controversy with intellectuals, scientists and philosophical clerics who continue to debate the merits and doubts surrounding evolution 130 years after his death.

Honiton Colts were in terrific form as they inflicted a clean sheet defeat upon visiting Kingsbridge, writes Paz Parratt.

A tough day for Chiefs at Allianz Park on Sunday as an impressive Saracens stormed to a 35-18 victory.

Honiton Tigers Under-8s claimed their best result of the season so far as they entertained neighbours Exmouth at Northcote Lane on Sunday.

Honiton Under-11s were worthy 55-30 winners when they travelled to Exmouth.

A mass of mud couldn’t prevent Honiton Rhinos Under-7s from enjoying a series of games against their Exmouth counterparts.

Honiton Colts made short work of Exeter when they pair met at the weekend, writes Paz Parratt.

Honiton went down 19-13 to Bodmin side sitting one place below them in the league, on a bitterly cold afternoon, writes Roger Dance.

Cullompton Under-15 rugby team are looking to expand their squad.

Leonardo da Vinci, hailed by historians as one of the greatest painters of all time is perhaps the most diversely talented person ever to have lived.

Cullompton Under-15 rugby team are looking to expand their squad.

Honiton Under-11s produced a stunning performance to win comfortably on their visit to Wellington.

Honiton Titans Under-10s shrugged off the previous week’s jaded performance by returning to their usual remarkable standard of play when they visited Wellington.

Honiton claimed a 29-10 win over South Molton on Saturday afternoon in horrendous conditions, writes Nick Guilbert.

Members of the Exeter Chiefs rugby team turned out in force for a business forum hosted by The Rugby Players’ Association (RPA) at Sapphire Living Space in Topsham.

Honiton Tigers under-8s took a squad of 12 to play Wellington for the first time.

The Lacemen Colts lost their unbeaten record when edged out 15-10 by a Barnstaple side that had only lost once before this season, writes Paz Parratt.