**High Brooms**
**Definition**
High Brooms is a suburb of Royal Tunbridge Wells in Kent, England, known primarily for its residential character and historical association with the brickmaking industry.
**Overview**
High Brooms is situated to the south of Royal Tunbridge Wells town center and forms part of the Tunbridge Wells borough. The area developed significantly during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, largely due to the presence of extensive clay deposits that supported a thriving brick and tile manufacturing industry. This industrial heritage shaped much of the local economy and landscape.
**History**
The name „High Brooms” originates from the broom plants that once grew abundantly in the area. The establishment of the High Brooms Brick and Tile Works in the late 1800s marked a period of rapid growth. The brickworks operated for several decades before closing in the mid-20th century, after which the area transitioned into a predominantly residential suburb.
**Transport**
High Brooms is served by High Brooms railway station, providing regular services to London and other parts of Kent, making it a convenient location for commuters.
**Community and Amenities**
Today, High Brooms features a mix of housing, local shops, schools, and recreational facilities, contributing to a suburban community atmosphere within the Tunbridge Wells area.
—
**Meta Description**
High Brooms is a residential suburb of Royal Tunbridge Wells in Kent, England, historically known for its brickmaking industry and served by a local railway station.