Vast swathes of land now owned by successor to Fermanagh-born Duke of Westminister

Britain's youngest billionaire works at green tech company recycling coffee grounds for biofuel

Mary Hallissey
August 11, 2016

Earl Grosvenor, the new 7th Duke of Westminster, leaving the christening of his godchild Prince George in 2013. Pic: Getty

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