collected from Travellers in the East Midlands, North of England and Scotland. Times Gone by Robert Dawson – The British government's involvement in Romani slavery. On the Move in a Gypsy Wagon by Ryalla Duffy – The account of a Romani family that still travels in the old vardo. A Romani in the Family by Robert Dawson – How to trace your Romani heritage. Rokkering, Crecking and Cracking by Robert Dawson – The Romani language and cant dialects as found in Britain today. My Ancestors Were Gypsies by Sharon Floate – A comprehensive guide to researching your Gypsy family history in England and Wales. The Story of Notting Dale by Sharron Whetlor – The history of Notting Dale (North Kensington London) including the Romani population. Stopping Places by Simon Evans – A gypsy history and the traditional life of the Gypsies when they lived in "bender" tents and wooden horse-drawn wagons in South London and Kent. The Book of Boswell by Sylvester Gordon Boswell – The autobiography of the English gypsy activist Sylvester Boswell who led the deputation to save the historical Applby Horse Fair when it was threatened with closure by the local councils in 1965. Gypsy Camera by Tony Boxall (1992) – The author travelled with a Gypsy travelling in southern England in 1964, leading to a four-year photographic project that recorded the most significant transition in Gypsy culture in several hundred years. His photographs depict one Gypsy family's experience of the decline of the horse-drawn way of life and culture. A Gypsy Upbringing by Tony Price – A look into the gypsy upbringing in Britain. Raggle Taggle by Walter Starkie – A book written by a president of the Gypsy Lore Society detailing his wanderings with Romanies during a vacation from university. Written in the which are picaresque accounts in the tradition of George Borrows. Charles Dickens And Travellers by John Pateman – A book describing the influences and opinions Charles dickens had about the Romanies of Britain. His views were positive and he had a great respect for the Romani people as was evident in his books; Old Curiosity Shop, Nicholas Nickleby as well as characters in his novels and essays. Romanichal Gypsies, by Thomas Acton and David Gallant – Describes the wealth of Romanichal culture and tradition and explains why this way of life is under constant threat, as fewer and fewer allow caravans to