John and Dennis. John Sheridan and his youngest son Dennis watch television together at night. These Travellers were evicted from their homes in October 2011 and have lived on UK roadsides ever since. © Mary Turner
John and Richard. John and Richard Sheridan, ages 5 and 4, dry their vests in front of the oven in their mobile home at Dale Farm. Evictions are a common problem for Travellers, as they suffer much prejudice. © Mary Turner
Waiting for Eviction. Jean tells a story as she puts Viviana, Richard, John Button and David to bed in their trailer. These are the last days before the family's eviction from Dale Farm. Few settled communities will tolerate the building of legal Travellers' sites nearby. © Mary Turner
Last Days at Dale Farm. Jeany strokes her grandson Richard's forehead as they sit in Jean's trailer shortly before their eviction from Dale Farm. Jeany has seen her grandchildren only a handful of times in the last few years. To this day, Jeany, now 72, says the eviction broke her heart. © Mary Turner
New Puppy. David brings a new puppy into the trailer to meet the excited triplets and Viviana for the very first time. © Mary Turner
John Button. John Button, now 7, looks out the window of his family's trailer at their temporary stopping place in a field in Halifax, West Yorkshire. © Mary Turner
Living By the Graveyard, Huddersfield. Richard and Viviana pray quietly beside the grave of a young girl who was killed in a road traffic accident. © Mary Turner
Christmas Visitors. Bill Connors and his little cousins play in the yard at Dale Farm at Christmas. Since the eviction, Sheridan family gatherings have been difficult to arrange. © Mary Turner
Aunt Jean's Yard. Richard and Dennis play in their aunt's yard. Illegal developments for Travellers are common, as few councils will allow legal sites. This is likely due to the age-old dislike of Gypsies and Travellers. © Mary Turner
John and Pup. John Sheridan, now 10 years old, plays with a puppy in his family's trailer. John has struggled at school and (unlike his brothers) often withdraws into his own world. © Mary Turner
Sunday Best. Barbara Sheridan gets her three sons—John, 3; Richard, 2; and Dennis, 2 months—dressed in their "Sunday Best" in advance of a visit to Mass. © Mary Turner
Communion Preparations. Jean puts on Viviana's necklace as Richard, John Button and their grandmother Jeany get into their best clothes for their first Holy Communion. The family was separated by the eviction, and the communion was the first time in a year Jeany had seen her grandchildren. © Mary Turner
Cousin Margaret's Wedding, Billericay. Weddings are the most significant day of a young girl's life. Her family must find a considerable dowry for her to be eligible to marry. Many venues refuse to host Travellers, and so the families keep the location a secret until the day of the wedding. © Mary Turner
Communion. Father David Musgrave speaks to Viviana as she prepares for her first Holy Communion. Viviana's elaborate dress is only worn for the service itself, but it is a symbol of immense pride for her family, who have saved since she was born for this moment. Only Viviana's wedding day will equal its significance in her life. © Mary Turner
Cousin Mary Ann's Wedding. Mary Ann Sheridan dances with her new husband at her wedding in Southend-on-Sea, Essex. Traveller weddings are riotous and colorful affairs. Mary Ann's grandmother explained: "There be's no invitations or whatever, it's just whoever wants to come can come and when you roll in through the door, that's grand." © Mary Turner
First Communion. Dennis, Richard and cousin Michael Sheridan play with their First Communion cakes at the reception for their service. It is a very important event in the Traveller community. On this occasion, thirty children received the blessing together. © Mary Turner
Savannah and the Fish Tank. Savannah Sheridan, Jean and Barbara's niece, peers into a fish tank in the local pub. Local settled people refused to attend this venue when it became frequented by the Travellers. When the families were finally evicted, the pub was forced to close down. © Mary Turner
Shrek. Richard watches "Shrek" on the photographer's laptop in Barbara's mobile home at Dale Farm. © Mary Turner
Dennis' iPhone. Dennis Sheridan, now 7 years old, watches cartoons on an iPhone. Although it is hard to find schooling—they are often on the road—the gradual influence of technology on their lives has been notable in the last seven years. For Jean and Barbara it is more important than ever that their children learn to read and write. © Mary Turner