In this chapter, we describe the House, the Street and the Town of our research. We do this to paint a picture of the environment EU migrant workers encounter when they first arrived in the UK and the context in which they now work, live and socialize. As noted in Chapter 1, legal geographers say that ‘nearly every aspect of law is located, takes place, is in motion, or has some spatial frame of reference’. So, we describe the Town (Great Yarmouth), the Street (St Peter’s Road) and the House (an HMO just off St Peter’s Road) where we examine how the law – EU law, Withdrawal Agreement law and UK domestic law – plays out
