As a family-run business since 1952, we’re as integral to our local community today as we were half a century ago. Our new brand image reflects ‘milk-delivery’ as one of England’s classic artisan brands, committed to traditional techniques, sustainability, recycling, and sourcing locally whenever possible. Our combination of reliability, range of products, online ordering, and a personal touch is what sets us apart from supermarkets and internet-based food delivery companies.
Welcome to the original home delivery service! We’ve been delivering fresh local milk and produce way before there were supermarket deliveries, in fact way before supermarkets even existed!
Plumbs’ Dairy has been in the family since 1952 when our grandfather Henry Plumb first took off on a horse and cart, on his first milk round.
Today, we have expanded on Henry’s simple vision of supplying fresh local milk and produce, without fuss, to local people, and now our range exceeds over 1000 products for the home and garden. As well as fresh breads, meats, fruit & veg, eggs and dairy, we now have a huge range for the pantry including chutneys, jams, honey and oils for cooking. There’s a wide range of kitchen and home cleaning products as well as logs for the fire, compost and birdseed for the garden.
We recently came across this wonderful clip from the Anglia TV archives — a 1994 episode of The Village Scene, filmed right here in Balsham. It features Bernard Plumb, second-generation owner, out on the milk round in the days when the dairy was still based in the village. Some of our most loyal customers may well remember it from when it first aired. […]
Plumbs’ Dairy offers reliable early‑morning deliveries for local businesses – with no minimum order, a friendly team who know the area inside out, and real people on the phone whenever you need support. If you are looking for a reliable supplier for your workplace, click here to read about Plumbs’ Dairy’s At Work service […]
This World Milk Day, we wanted to tell you something that might surprise you about your morning pint. When our driver pulls up to your door, they’re not just making a delivery. They’re part of a circular economy that has been quietly running since before the phrase “circular economy” even existed – one that starts and ends with a humble glass bottle. […]
