Allhallows (Kent) Parish Council

The Parish of Allhallows lies on the northern edge of the Hoo Peninsula in Kent, a focal point over-looking the River Thames estuary. Allhallows-on-Sea is a rural parish that is divided from the Isle of Grain by the Yantlet Creek.  The parish is a community of 1,676 residents as recorded on the 2011 Census (1,333 on Medway Council's electoral roll, May'08) and covers 930.42 Hectares.  It is a parish within the Peninsula Ward of Medway Council, a unitary local authority within the county of Kent. Allhallows Life magazine, produced by the parish council until Summer 2014, was delivered to all homes in the village: see the magazine archive as held by the Wayback Machine.  Slough Fort, a key part of the wider Thameside defences within our parish boundary, is undergoing renovation