A total of 1003 (98.7%) of multi-site premises were matched to the GBPR.
This occurs because we have made the assumption that all premises using the same slaughterhouse, catching company or belonging to the same multi-site premises are potentially all connected.
Events notice, bar licence, risk assessment, a site plan, premises licence, licence to play in the street.
Relocating his workshops to the site, the premises were used for weaving, dyeing, and creating stained glass; within three years, 100 craftsmen would be employed there.
This database consisted of surveys of: (i) single-site and (ii) multi-site farm premises, (iii) slaughterhouses and (iv) catching companies; these data were used to infer potential associations between farms arising through shared industry associations.
The PND consisted of surveys administered to: (i) single-site and (ii) multi-site farm premises, (iii) slaughterhouses (SHs) and (iv) catching companies (CCs), as informed by a NEEG National Epidemiology Emergency Groupp) and CERA (Centre for Epidemiology and Risk Analysis) data collection exercise for Defra [ 53].
For multi-site sources, premises were identified as being part of a multi-site company via questionnaires completed by both individual premises and company representatives.
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