The Barclay brothers, owners of the Telegraph Group and The Ritz hotel in London’s Piccadilly, are reportedly set to acquire the De Vere Cavendish Hotel for an estimated £100m.
According to The Times, the deal was agreed between the brothers and Richard Balfour-Lynn’s Alternative Hotel Group (AHG), which has just completed a £1.1bn acquisition of the De Vere Group.
The Cavendish is situated in London’s Jermyn Street and is a four-star hotel which De Vere acquired from Granada in December 2000 for £60m.
Since acquiring De Vere, AHG has also sold the Carden Park hotel and golf complex in Cheshire for £42m to Steve Morgan, who owned 13 per cent of De Vere’s shares.
The Times also reports that AHG has also ‘parted company’ with Carl Leaver, De Vere’s chief executive, who left the company last week with the group’s finance director, Matthew Fearn. Details: www.devere.co.uk
Photograph: The Ritz hotel, London
The Barclay brothers, owners of the Telegraph Group and The Ritz hotel in London’s Piccadilly, are reportedly set to acquire the De Vere Cavendish Hotel for an estimated £100m.
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gathering of the Health & Fitness industry’s most influential leaders.
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next week, introducing a user-led redesign that makes exercise more accessible, comfortable
and effective for older adults and people with limited mobility.
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The Barclay brothers, owners of the Telegraph Group and The Ritz hotel in London’s Piccadilly, are reportedly set to acquire the De Vere Cavendish Hotel for an estimated £100m.
According to The Times, the deal was agreed between the brothers and Richard Balfour-Lynn’s Alternative Hotel Group (AHG), which has just completed a £1.1bn acquisition of the De Vere Group.
The Cavendish is situated in London’s Jermyn Street and is a four-star hotel which De Vere acquired from Granada in December 2000 for £60m.
Since acquiring De Vere, AHG has also sold the Carden Park hotel and golf complex in Cheshire for £42m to Steve Morgan, who owned 13 per cent of De Vere’s shares.
The Times also reports that AHG has also ‘parted company’ with Carl Leaver, De Vere’s chief executive, who left the company last week with the group’s finance director, Matthew Fearn. Details: www.devere.co.uk
Photograph: The Ritz hotel, London
The Barclay brothers, owners of the Telegraph Group and The Ritz hotel in London’s Piccadilly, are reportedly set to acquire the De Vere Cavendish Hotel for an estimated £100m.
As the entrepreneur who started Wexer, Fresh Fitness, Fitness DK and Repeat, as well as being a former elite athlete, Rasmus Ingerslev’s life looked perfect from the outside, but onthe inside it was a different story. He talks to Kath Hudson about healing old wounds
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CoverMe, the global leader in fitness workforce management, today launches CoverMe PT, an
on-demand personal training platform that connects the right personal trainer to the right
client in under 10 seconds.
Celebrating its milestone 5th anniversary, W3Fit EMEA returns in 2026 with an unmissable
gathering of the Health & Fitness industry’s most influential leaders.
Innerva will unveil the next generation of its power-assisted exercise equipment at Elevate
next week, introducing a user-led redesign that makes exercise more accessible, comfortable
and effective for older adults and people with limited mobility.
GLL, the charitable social enterprise operating Libraries and Leisure Centres across the UK,
has today (9 June 2026) announced that it will be supporting the National Year of Reading as
a major campaign partner alongside national organisations, including BBC Sport, Audible, DC
Thomson and Tesco.