Miriam Cates speaks with Leeds family fishmongers active for ‘well over’ 100 years as part of Britain’s proud trading history
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Miriam Cates speaks with Leeds family fishmongers active for ‘well over' 100 years as part of Britain's proud trading history.
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Miriam Cates was in Kirkgate Market in Leeds to meet David Ramsden of Ramsden Fishmongers, whose family have been trading fish in the area for "well over" 100 years.
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"Well, as a family, we've been here in the market for well over 100 years.
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"Arthur Williams Limited was out on the old fish market as this was being built, and then they moved inside.
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They survived the fire of 1975.
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