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Halling Parish Council Office

The Parish Council office is open on Monday and Thursdays between 3pm and 5pm and can also be accessed by appointment at other times (see contact details)

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Halling Parish Council                                                        

Halling is a large village on the Kentish North Downs, England and is within the Medway Council area. Consisting of three Wards (Lower Halling, Upper Halling and North Halling), it extends over about 3 miles or so along the River Medway valley. The hills and countryside on the western flank of Halling Parish form part of the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).

Halling Parish Council comprises of three local Wards with Councillors to represent their Ward.  We are a diverse team of 11 volunteers working on behalf of local residents and businesses to enhance and improve the quality of life and local environment in Halling. 

Thinking about becoming a Councillor (there are currently 6 vacancies from 13 councillors)

•   Apply your skills, experience and initiative in shaping the dynamic future of our Parish.
•   Attend one of our monthly meetings and speak to one of us about exploring the opportunities, rights and responsibilities of a Councillor.
•  Parish Councillors can attend training courses delivered through the Kent Association of Local Councils (KALC) and the cost of these courses is met by the Parish Council, please see their web site for more information about being a Councillor and an overview of typical training modules for councillors www.kentalc.gov.uk/

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