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Charlton House wins contract at Oxford university

Janie  Stamford
Tuesday 17 November 2009 08:00
University of Oxford (Source: Rex Features)

Charlton House has been awarded a £540,000 catering contract Oxfordshire University Administration and Services (OUAS), the collective term for the central administrative departments of the University of Oxford.

Under the three-year deal, worth £180k in annual turnover, Charlton House will manage a full restaurant service for 400 people on the Wellington Square site in Oxford.

Prior to the start of the contract on 2 November, the independent caterer managed a full refurbishment of the restaurant to make it competitive with the high street.

Ben Mann, the business development manager responsible for gaining the new contract, said: ”We gave the restaurant and the menu a full make-over to provide contemporary food in an attractive environment. The emphasis is now on fresh, seasonal food, all made on site by our team of four.”

The team will provide a Salad Bar, Deli Bar, a hot main menu and a range of ‘grab and go’ items.


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