A Roku will "work" anywhere there's power and Internet. The question is, what channels will work there? In theory, any channel authorized for use in the UK should work there. I say should, because I have heard others mention problems with some UK channels when they were located somewhere other than the main islands. It usually comes down to the IP address that your ISP assigns you. If the provider (say the BBC for example) doesn't believe your IP address shows you as being a UK location, their channel won't work for you. Sometimes ISPs make their public Internet connection far away from your actual location.
In your case, I would expect there to be no problems. Your location is smack dab in the middle of the UK area, so I wouldn't think there's be an issue. Just remember that some UK streaming providers (BBC is one that is a stickler) restrict the model Roku you are using to access their content. If you import a Roku from the US, it's entirely possible it won't work on BBC content. That's one example I know of, there might be others. So just make sure you get an "official" UK Roku player.
Dan
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