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This paper develops an empirical framework to better understand social and residential mobility in terms of outcomes as revealed using Linked Consumer Registers that detail individual level origins and destinations throughout the nations of the UK. We describe work to analyse these data at a range of geographic scales and to link them to further data sources. We discuss the value and applicability of the data sources and set out a research agenda.
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