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The History of Brookers

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Brookers have come a long way since Thomas Brooker took a train from Hampshire back in 1876 and opted, on a whim, to get off at Hitchin - having decided that it looked like the most likely place to make a success of his ironmongery emporium.

The original business was targeted at farmers and agriculture-based companies in the North Herts area.

Successive generations of Brookers have developed the company over the turn of two centuries. Now with three large branches providing a vast array of supplies and services to professionals, tradesmen and numerous DIY enthusiasts, Brookers is better placed than ever to help its customers meet 21st century challenges.

The Brooker family is still very actively involved and has overseen the expansion of what has become a Hertfordshire institution, hugely respected for its quality of service and the quality and value-for-money of its products.

Brookers have come a long way since Thomas Brooker got on a train from Hampshire back in 1876 and opted, on a whim, to alight at Hitchin, deciding that it looked like the most likely place to make a success of his ironmongery emporium.
 
The original business was targeted at farmers and other agriculturally based companies in the North Herts area.
 
Successive generations of Brookers have developed the company over the turn of two centuries. Now with three large branches providing a vast array of supplies and services to professionals, tradesmen and numerous DIY enthusiasts, Brookers are well placed to help customers meet the challenges of the 21st Century.
 
The Brooker family is still actively involved in the expansion of what has become a business hugely respected for its quality of service and excellent value products.
Brookers have come a long way since Thomas Brooker got on a train from Hampshire back in 1876 and opted, on a whim, to alight at Hitchin, deciding that it looked like the most likely place to make a success of his ironmongery emporium.
 
The original business was targeted at farmers and other agriculturally based companies in the North Herts area.
 
Successive generations of Brookers have developed the company over the turn of two centuries. Now with three large branches providing a vast array of supplies and services to professionals, tradesmen and numerous DIY enthusiasts, Brookers are well placed to help customers meet the challenges of the 21st Century.
 
The Brooker family is still actively involved in the expansion of what has become a business hugely respected for its quality of service and excellent value products.
 

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01 February 2012

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05 January 2012

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Bilton Road - Hitchin

Monday - Friday
Saturday
Sunday
7.30am - 5pm
8am - 5pm
CLOSED

Bucklersbury - Hitchin

Monday - Friday
Saturday
Sunday
8.30am - 5.30pm
8.30am - 5.30pm
CLOSED

Gunnelswood Road - Stevenage

Monday - Friday
Saturday
Sunday
7.30am - 5pm
8am - 12noon
CLOSED

Post Office - Bucklesbury - Hitchin

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
8.30 – 5.30pm
8.30 – 5.30pm
9.00 – 5.30pm
8.30 – 5.30pm
9.00 – 5.30pm
9.00 – 12.30pm
CLOSED
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