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Birmingham Rich List 2014

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  1. Birmingham Post Rich List 2014
    Birmingham Post Rich List 20141 of 36
  2. Steve Smith
    50. Steve Smith £40 million - Retail2 of 36
  3. Pete Waterman
    47= Pete Waterman3 of 36
  4. David Richards
    45. David Richards4 of 36
  5. Rupert Mucklow
    44. Rupert Mucklow5 of 36
  6. Paul Wouhra, Monty Wouhra, Jas Wouhra, Tony Deep Woura, Don Wouhra and Jason Wouhra
    Paul Wouhra, Monty Wouhra, Jas Wouhra, Tony Deep Woura, Don Wouhra and Jason Wouhra. 40= Tony Deep Wouhra.6 of 36
  7. Paul Bassi
    40= Paul Bassi7 of 36
  8. Robert Plant on stage at the Wolverhampton Civic Hall
    38. Robert Plant8 of 36
  9. Andrew Cohen
    37. Andrew Cohen9 of 36
  10. Shabir and Afzal Alimahomed
    36. Afzal and Shabir Alimahomed10 of 36
  11. Grahame Whateley
    35. Grahame Whateley11 of 36
  12. Richard Smith
    33= Richard and Brenda Smith12 of 36
  13. Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne arrive at the 40th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards in Beverly Hills, California.
    31= Ozzy Osbourne and family13 of 36
  14. Chinese food dynasty: Brian Yip, Mr Sammy Yap, Mr Wing Yip, Henry Yap
    30. Woon Wing Yip14 of 36
  15. Eric Grove
    Eric Grove15 of 36
  16. Constantine Folkes
    26= Constantine Folkes16 of 36
  17. Sir Jack Hayward
    24= Sir Jack Hayward17 of 36
  18. Alan Jackson
    24= Alan Jackson18 of 36
  19. James Holder
    23. James Holder19 of 36
  20. Keith Bradshaw
    21= Keith Bradshaw20 of 36
  21. Richard Harpin
    20. Richard Harpin21 of 36
  22. Sir Euan Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe
    19. Sir Euan Anstruther Gough-Calthorpe22 of 36
  23. Paul Newey
    Paul Newey23 of 36
  24. Sir Paul Ruddock, second from right, at the £10 million performing arts centre at King Edward’s School with, from left, John Claughton, Sarah Evans, Michael Gove, Gisela Stuart and David Holmes.
    Sir Paul Ruddock, second from right, with, from left, John Claughton, Sarah Evans, Michael Gove, Gisela Stuart and David Holmes. 17. Sir Paul Ruddock24 of 36
  25. Lord and Lady Edmiston
    Lord and Lady Edmiston25 of 36
  26. Tony Gallagher
    12= Tony Gallagher26 of 36
  27. Kevin Cash
    9= Kevin Cash27 of 36
  28. Felix Dennis
    9= Felix Dennis28 of 36
  29. Steve Morgan
    8. Steve Morgan29 of 36
  30. John Bloor
    7. John Bloor30 of 36
  31. Sir Peter Rigby
    6. Sir Peter Rigby31 of 36
  32. Ranjit Boparan Singh
    Ranjit Boparan Singh. 5. Ranjit and Baljinder Boparan32 of 36
  33. Jacques Gaston Murray
    4. Jacques Murray33 of 36
  34. Randy Lerner
    3. Randy Lerner34 of 36
  35. Lord Swraj Paul of Marylebone
    2. Lord Paul of Marylebone35 of 36
  36. Anthony Bamford
    1. Sir Anthony Bamford36 of 36
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