This is because there is more demand for cash in these areas and more suitable premises available, such as convenience stores".
This contrasts heavily with England, where local authorities are completely cut out of the picture, leading to the opening of free schools in areas with neither enough pupils to fill them nor any land for suitable premises.
Museums concerned with a particular region have arranged topical exhibitions to tour the area, and, in places without suitable premises for display or in sparsely populated areas, exhibitions have toured in specially adapted buses or trains.
Finding suitable premises is often the most difficult part of the process, and no group has yet succeeded where the relevant local authority is hostile.Even when local authorities welcome the competition, they tend to become actively involved in shaping it.
Lord Justice Goldring said a search had now started "to locate suitable premises" in the region.
Physical space: This includes urbanization, availability of transportation and communication infrastructure, landscaping to create pleasant environments, and construction of buildings with suitable premises at low costs for smaller companies, among others.
The facilities at the Aquaculture and Fisheries Development Centre were subject to inspection and approved as suitable premises for experimental procedures by the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Ireland.
(Site 2, interview PCT Officer, ID 2.1) In addition, availability of suitable premises was an issue, with several new practices initially occupying temporary accommodation.
The conduct of Aboriginal health research is not straightforward [ 12] and a number of practical difficulties have been encountered in the course of the study, including identifying and retaining appropriate staff and identifying suitable premises.
Buoyed by this local outpouring of emotion they quickly found a suitable 700ft premises, just off the high street close to where Waterstone's had traded.
