Shop owners in the U.K. are fighting to win government protection for pie and mash, a working-class meal with deep roots.

One traditional pie and mash firm which says business is booming ... It has its traditional base in Walworth, south London, but also delivers across the country and to Northern Ireland.

The current owners are fourth generation pie and mash vendors, with Arments having served the Walworth and Camberwell ... Just off Camden road station, this is one of the most centrally located ...

There’s Arments of Walworth, which was registered in 1881 but only ... Manze’s on Tower Bridge Road has been serving pie and mash for more than 120 years and the recipes remain the same. There, in the ...

M Manze on Tower Bridge Road seems to be a firm Steve Jones favourite, with the guitarist frequenting the pie and mash shop at least a dozen or so ... with folks from Kent to Manchester making the ...

The current owners are fourth generation pie and mash vendors, with Arments having served the Walworth and Camberwell community for ... the name is no less deserving of recognition. Just off Camden ...

Not to be confused with Manze’s Deptford, M Manze on Tower Bridge road seems to be a firm Steve Jones favourite, with the guitarist frequenting the pie and mash ... to Walworth for a taste.

Any discussion of what British food is — or at least was — must have at its heart the pie and mash shop ... Arments of Walworth (registered in 1881, but only purchased by the Arments family in 1914) ...

Eels, pie and mash, as we know ... was either Arments of Walworth (registered in 1881, but only purchased by the Arments family in 1914) or M Manze of Southwark Park Road, founded in 1892.