º£½ÇÊÓƵ

Load mobile navigation
Economic Developmentgallery

Birmingham Post Rich List 2016: The full line-up

Birmingham Post Rich List 2016: The full line-up

  • Bookmark
  • Share
  1. Post Rich List 2016
    Post Rich List 20161 of 41
  2. Lord Bamford
    1. Lord Bamford2 of 41
  3. Lord Swraj Paul of Marylebone
    2. Lord Paul of Marylebone3 of 41
  4. Jacques Gaston Murray
    3. Jacques Gaston Murray4 of 41
  5. John Bloor
    4. John Bloor5 of 41
  6. Randy Lerner
    5. Randy Lerner6 of 41
  7. Ranjit Boparan Singh
    6. Ranjit Boparan Singh7 of 41
  8. Steve Morgan
    7. Steve Morgan8 of 41
  9. Sir Peter Rigby
    8=. Sir Peter Rigby9 of 41
  10. Tony Gallagher
    8=. Tony Gallagher10 of 41
  11. Kevin Cash
    10. Kevin Cash11 of 41
  12. Roy Richardson
    11. Roy Richardson12 of 41
  13. Lord Edmiston.
    12. Lord Edmiston.13 of 41
  14. Sir Paul Ruddock
    15=.Sir Paul Ruddock14 of 41
  15. Kevin Threlfall
    15=.Kevin Threlfall15 of 41
  16. Paul Newey
    17. Paul Newey16 of 41
  17. Richard Harpin
    18. Richard Harpin17 of 41
  18. Keith Bradshaw
    19=. Keith Bradshaw18 of 41
  19. Andrew Leaver
    21=. Andrew Leaver19 of 41
  20. Sir Euan Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe
    21=. Sir Euan Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe20 of 41
  21. James Holder
    23. James Holder21 of 41
  22. Rupert Mucklow
    24. Rupert Mucklow22 of 41
  23. Jeremy Peace
    25. Jeremy Peace23 of 41
  24. Alan Jackson
    26=. Alan Jackson24 of 41
  25. Sir Peter Horton
    26=. Sir Peter Horton25 of 41
  26. Andrew Thorpe
    28. Andrew Thorpe26 of 41
  27. Jeremy Woolridge
    29. Jeremy Woolridge27 of 41
  28. Ozzy Osbourne
    30. Ozzy Osbourne28 of 41
  29. Constantine Folkes
    32=. Constantine Folkes29 of 41
  30. Dr Dallas Burston
    32=. Dr Dallas Burston30 of 41
  31. Terry Lister
    35. Terry Lister31 of 41
  32. Prof Jo Bradwell
    37. Prof Jo Bradwell32 of 41
  33. Peter Blakemore
    38=. Peter Blakemore33 of 41
  34. Woon Wing Yip
    38=. Woon Wing Yip34 of 41
  35. Robert Plant
    38=. Robert Plant35 of 41
  36. Richard Smith of PCMS
    41. Richard Smith of PCMS36 of 41
  37. Shabir and Afzal Alimahomed
    42=. Shabir and Afzal Alimahomed37 of 41
  38. Paul Bassi
    44=. Paul Bassi38 of 41
  39. Tony Deep Wouhra MBE
    47. Tony Deep Wouhra MBE39 of 41
  40. Jeff Lynne
    49. Jeff Lynne40 of 41
  41. Jim McCarthy
    50. Jim McCarthy41 of 41
Top Stories
Rolls-Royce launches £200m interim share buyback scheme
Aerospace
The FTSE-100 heavyweight made the announcement ahead of its full-year financial results
Bank of England expected to cut interest rates to nearly three-year low
Economy
It would bring borrowing costs down to the lowest rate since the beginning of February 2023
Plans for £100m first phase of Cardiff Crossrail project take step forward
Wales
The project's required Transport and Works Act Order has been aprproved/
º£½ÇÊÓƵ economy shrinks for second straight month amid Budget uncertainty
Economy
Service sector saw no growth in October, according to ONS data
South West manufacturers boosted by aerospace, defence and marine sectors
South West
Confidence among manufacturers in the region is improving, according to the latest Make º£½ÇÊÓƵ and BDO research
Top Nissan exec hails "fantastic start" in Government support for automotive sector
Automotive
Adam Pennick, vice president of manufacturing at Nissan's Sunderland Plant, urged more work on turning the Industrial Strategy into action
New Greater Manchester station could be years away as MP slams 'scandalous' delays
Transport
Station projected to boost local economy and improve access to jobs and opportunities
Top Cheltenham restaurant headed by Michelin-star chef employs robot waiter
Food and Drink
The Nook on Five is overseen by British chef and television personality John Burton-Race
WH Smith delays annual results again after accounting issues
Retail & High Street
The retailer now expects to unveil its latest results on Friday December 19 as auditor PwC requires further time to complete procedures following £50m profit overstatement
Pubs warn of widespread closures and job cuts over Budget tax increases
Food and Drink
Pub chiefs held an emergency meeting and called on the Government to introduce 30% business rates relief
Leon to shut sites and axe jobs as it enters administration
Food and Drink
The fast-food chain will close a number of branches and reduce its workforce as part of a turnaround plan
16 offshore wind supply chain projects to share £13m boost from The Crown Estate
Deals
Successful projects across England, Wales and Scotland are set to share in funding through the Supply Chain Accelerator