Marston’s
Pub dining vouchers
What you get
Shareholders receive 24 vouchers a year. Each gives 30% off the price of food at participating Marston’s pubs.
What it takes
You need at least 500 shares on 30 November each year.
Before buyingA perk is a minor benefit of owning a share, not a reason to buy one. Share prices fall as well as rise, and dealing costs, spreads and tax can exceed a perk’s value. This page is not investment advice. Read about the risks.
Holding through a broker
Claiming through a nominee depends on the broker’s support.
The issuer does not give separate rules for ISA and SIPP holdings.
Other conditions
- Who else can use it
- Parties of up to 8 people per voucher
How to claim
- 1. If the shares are registered in your nameMarston’s sends the booklet automatically after the qualifying date.
- 2. If you hold through a bank or brokerAsk your bank or broker first. Some pass the vouchers on to their clients, but Marston’s does not say which.
- 3. Check the pub, then show your voucherNot every pub takes vouchers; use the pub finder on the issuer’s page. Show the voucher to staff when you order. Bills cannot be split to use more than one.
The FAQ does not specify proof requirements for broker-held shares.
Company Secretariat — Shareholder enquiries: investorrelations@marstons.co.uk
Exclusions and limits
Excluded: Drink and accommodation, even in the same transaction; Bank holidays; Mother’s Day; Easter Sunday; Father’s Day.
Usage limits: One booklet per shareholder per year; one voucher per transaction.
The offer cannot be combined with other discounts.
Dates
The issuer publishes no minimum holding period.
- Ownership date rule
- 30 November each year
- Benefit issued
- After the qualifying date; Marston’s gives no dispatch month
- Valid from
- Use the benefit by
Practical notes
The next booklet
A new holding must qualify on the annual ownership date. It does not entitle you to the current vouchers. Marston’s has not said when the next booklet will be valid.
Keep the original voucher
Copies and forged, damaged or defaced vouchers are refused. A voucher cannot be passed to someone else or exchanged for cash.
The old Privilege Card
Vouchers replaced the shareholder Privilege Card, which no longer works. Marston’s does not say when that happened.
The offer can change
Marston’s can change the terms or withdraw the offer at any time.