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Tommy preferred Manze’s, his dad (Darbo) liked Joyce’s.

Tower bridge Road, Joyce's Pie and Mash shop, c1950. Tommy Steele (Hicks) & Jimmy Tarbuck.

Tower Bridge Road. A portrait of ‘The Big O’ has pride of place behind the counter at Manze’s.

David Deron Haye was born in the Bermondsey area of London on 13 October 1980. He grew up in Bermondsey for most of his childhood, and attended Bacon's College. Haye became a unified cruiserweight world champion in 2008, winning three of the four major world titles. David Haye, World Champion Bermon...

Livett Frank & Sons was still operating in the Borough High Street well into the 1970s.

Borough High Street, Livett Frank & Sons, c1899.

We used to put the round one’s in the Gas Meter in Guinness’s Buildings, Pages Walk when we had no money.

Picture states Crosby Row checked but unable to confirm. If it is I think it is looking towards Long Lane. :? It's looking north towards Snows Fields; the tall building at the end on the left is The Angel. It's on the LPA website at https://www.londonpicturearchive.org.uk/view-item?i=53947. Thanks ...

Picture states Crosby Row checked but unable to confirm. If it is I think it is looking towards Long Lane.

South London Celtic. 1937-38. Possibly from Lancaster Street, Newington Causeway.