Beefeater issues urgent warning to cash-in on loyalty points NOW ahead of 106 closures – exact deadline

Beefeater issues urgent warning to cash-in on loyalty points NOW ahead of 106 closures – exact deadline

BEEFEATER has urged customers to cash-in on loyalty points now before the closure of its 106 restaurants. The British pub-restaurant chain is set to permanently shut all its locations next month. Beefeater loyalty scheme members have until the end of the month to redeem any accumulated points Credit: Alamy Beefeater Grill Reward Club, Bonus Club, and Tasty Rewards members will have until August 31 to spend their accumulated loyalty points. This comes as the restaurant chain, often found next to Premier Inn hotels, prepares to shut all its locations on September 10. Sign up for the Money newsletter Thank you! The Reward Club saw customers collect five points on every £1 spent, which could be converted into money off or free food vouchers. In an email distributed to previous Beefeater diners and loyalty members, the pub-restaurant detailed how visitors can redeem their hard-earned points. Notably, customers must have accumulated points or submitted receipt details through their account by August 24 to be able to spend them. After this, members must also convert their points into vouchers to redeem them at the restaurants, then having until August 31 to spend them. At 7am on Tuesday, September 1, all points balances that have not been spent will be wiped from the loyalty website. Beefeater told customers that terms and conditions still apply for its loyalty points-based vouchers until the closure of the restaurants. Most read in Money The closure of Beefeater is part of a sweeping restructure by parent company Whitbread, which will also see both the Brewers Fayre and Bar + Block brands vanish. 89 Brewers Fayre locations are set to permanently close on September 7, with its loyalty scheme also ending on August 31. Whitbread has confirmed that a number of abandoned pubs are set to become Wetherspoons or Premier Inn hotels. Full list of Beefeater restaurants set to close The Anchor (Lincolnshire) The Applecart (Oxford) Badgers Sett (Worcestershire) Bagle Brook (Port Talbot) Balmoral Inn (Hampshire) The Barn (Buckinghamshire) The Beacon (Kent) The Belgrave (Devon) Bentley Green (West Midlands) Border Gate (Cumbria) The Brache (Bedfordshire) The Brecks (South Yorkshire) Broomside Park (County Durham) The Bull (Kent) Carnon Inn (Cornwall) Centre (Dundee) The Coldra (Newport) Countess Wear (Devon) The Cricketers (Surrey) Crossbush (Sussex) Crows Nest (Hertfordshire) Deer Park (West Lothian) The Dukes Worksop (Nottingham) Eureka Park (Kent) Euston Way (Shropshire) The Farmhouse (Cheshire) Farnborough (Hampshire) The Fountain (Greater London) The Foxburrow (Suffolk) Frome Flyer (Bristol) George In The Tree (West Midlands) The Gifford (Bristol) Gourdie Croft (Dundee) The Granary (Cambridgeshire) Great Oak (Hampshire) Great Yarmouth Seafront (Norfolk) Griff House (Warwickshire) Halfway House (Bedfordshire) Halifax (West Yorkshire) Hamilton (Glasgow) Harbour Lights (Hampshire) Harlow Mill (Essex) The Haywain (Essex) Heaton Park (Lancashire) The Kingswood (East Yorkshire) Lady Nairne (Edinburgh) The Ladybridge (Staffordshire) The Lakeside (South Yorkshire) Liberty Bell (Essex) London Woolwich (Greater London) The Longbow (Rhondda Cynon Taff) Longbridge (West Midlands) Longford House (Staffordshire) The Longwall (Oxford) The Lydiard (Wiltshire) Malta Inn (Kent) Manor Farm (Kent) Marsh Mills (Devon) Medina Quay (Isle of Wight) Mill House (Surrey) Mill Lodge (Lincolnshire) Millers Barn (Nottingham) The Millfield (York) Moor Mill (Hertfordshire) Morris Dancers (Lancashire) Morton Park (County Durham) Moseley Park (West Midlands) Oakley Hay (Northamptonshire) Oast & Squire (Hampshire) The Orchard (Worcestershire) Oxford Kidlington (Oxford) Oyster Reach (Suffolk) Packet Steamer (Merseyside) The Parkway (Surrey) The Pavilion (Somerset) The Plough (Kent) Preston Brook (Merseyside) Priory Marina (Bedfordshire) Quay House (Lancashire) Rackstraws Farm (Berkshire) Red Lion (Lancashire) Redditch (West Midlands) Roman Way (Nottingham) Sir Thomas Wyatt (Kent) Smugglers Haunt (Dorset) The Somerford (Dorset) The Southcote (Berkshire) Springwood Park (Cheshire) Spruce Goose (Hampshire) Stag & Rainbow (Merseyside) Strawberry Field (Essex) The Talpore (County Durham) The Three Fish (Shropshire) Travellers Rest (Greater London) The Turnpike (Northamptonshire) Twelve Bells (Gloucestershire) Walston Castle (Cardiff) Ware (Hertfordshire) The Waterfront (Swansea) The Watermill (Essex) White Hart (Sussex) White Lodge (Somerset) White Rock (Devon) Whitegate Inn (Lancashire) Whitley Bay (Northumberland) The Woolpack (Kent) Comment now

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