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We are so excited to welcome our new franchise owner, Donald Campbell to the Oakhouse family. Up in Glasgow, Donald has been extremely busy getting started with all things Oakhouse. In the few minutes he had spare, this is what he had to say…   What brought you to Oakhouse?   After 20 years working in the healthcare and hospitality sectors, I

We are extremely proud to be featured in the Daily Express whereby Sophie Medlin, Consultant Dietitian and Director of City Dietitians compares the next generation of dining services taking over from traditional meals on wheels.   Along with ourselves, the dietitian reviewed 5 other companies; Wiltshire Farm Foods, Parsley Box, Presto, Chef Akila, Cape & Hartley.  Three meals from each company were tried and tested, focusing on the following areas:   It’s safe to say that having delivered delicious meals since 1994, Oakhouse Foods rece

The end of last year involved the Oakhouse Foods team working hard behind the scenes to create even more meals that we knew our customers would love. We are so happy with the great reaction we have had from the launch, and it seems like everyone has a favourite.   What’s different about our new dis

After the success of delivering 10,000 Luxury Roast dinners to FareShare in September, we are pleased to be donating a number of meals as an early Christmas present to the UK’s national food charity, in loving memory of Marie Ross.   Marie Ross was the wonderful mother of Oakhouse Foods Central Scotland Branch Manager, Lesley Shaw

We are delighted to announce that our wonderful franchise owners Chris and Geoff Povey have reached a commendable milestone whilst working at Oakhouse Foods. Having worked at the company for over 25 years, since the day it began, here’s what they have to say about their Oakhouse journey from the very beginning up until now. What

Some of you may or may not know that in the Chinese calendar if you are born in a certain year you are believed to have the characteristics of the animal in that year - similar to the star sign horoscopes. Find out your animal...

The way people are shopping is changing, and with that in mind we must strive to keep up with your expectations. Thanks to our wonderful customer feedback we have made some changes to our website! Don't worry though, we have been working hard to keep it as user friendly and efficient as possible. No longer will you struggle to find meals that you fancy thanks to our new and improved shopping categories.

With Christmas becoming a distant memory, the fridge is less and less full of leftovers you may feel that the worst of winter is over and spring is on it's way. Whilst that indeed may be the case, January to March can be some of the coldest months Britain endures, looking back at our track history of The Beast from the East, things aren't looking too promising. Keeping warm and well fed in winter is incredibly important; the cold makes us tired and lethargic, less energised to get up and move about, let alone work away in the kitchen. This leads to malnourishment and other cold related ailments; a saddening number of people died due to avoidable causes

We are delighted to announce that Oakhouse Foods is supporting Age UK to help older people Age UK is an amazing charity who are there for older people when they need someone one to turn to. Here at Oakhouse Foods, we’re not only committed to providing high quality meals, but also a fantastic service. Our drivers often play an important role in their customers' lives, whether it’s just seeing a friendly face once a week or stopping for a cuppa and a chat, they can really make a difference.

  The Greater Manchester branch of Oakhouse Foods is backing Manchester’s ‘HITS Radio’ plea to fill up Manchester’s food banks. One in three children in Manchester lives in poverty, that’s 75,000 school children who don’t have enough food to eat. During the summer holidays, the food banks are under enormous pressure due to the number of children that lose the all important daily school meal. Matthew Brennand, Branch Manager of Oakhouse Greater Manchester, loaded up his delivery vans and headed down to the radio station to donate £250 of goods, which was greatly appreciated by the team at HITS Radio.