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Guest posting from Jules Peck As many of us struggle to get to grips with this somewhat ambiguous concept, Jules examines some of the historical context, looks at the threats and potential opportunities this programme presents. He also suggests some tough questions that are going to have to be answered

I awaken early and go off to eat an early breakfast, planning to get in some quiet writing time before many people are about. Over breakfast I meet Jane, an elder, who tells stories not for money, not as a profession, but because that is what she is called to

I awaken early from my mattress on the floor of the yurt which I share with two singer songwriters and a storyteller in the performers’ yurt village at Embercombe and head off showerwards in the blazing sunshine. Here I encounter another reason why I question the purpose of large gatherings;

After spending the morning, finally, after what seemed like several days, having an opportunity to use the internet and make a long phone call to my beloved, I leave Christofffer’s peaceful ex cow shed home in the valley leading into Tedburn St Mary’s, and set out southwards headed

I say good bye to my lovely hosts in Cullompton and backtrack slightly to visit Cafe Sustain and the Cullomprton Integrated Health Centre. This brainchild of Simon Mills has been on my radar for some time now and paves a way forward for transition health and well being. It combines