Education
She was educated at Queen Anne"s School in Caversham, Berkshire and the Gloucester Training College of Domestic Science.
She was educated at Queen Anne"s School in Caversham, Berkshire and the Gloucester Training College of Domestic Science.
After having started a family, Brooke entered politics in 1948, when she became a member of Hampstead Council, a seat she held until 1965. She also was a Joint Vice-Chairman of the Conservative Party from 1954-1964. She had also been active in a number of health organisations in her lifetime, including being a member of the North West Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board from 1954-1966, chair of The Queen"s Institute of District Nursing from 1961-1971 and the North London Hospital Management Committee from 1963-1966.