molash


Welcome to the (unofficial) website for the village of Molash, Kent, England.

The Molash Blossom Ride 2024 - Sorry, entry to the ride is now closed


Five Church Walk, Monday 6th May - Fortieth Anniversary
Click here for details
To see the first guide produced in 1984 click here

For the Molash Parish Council website see: Molash P C -
The Molash P C site is now the main website for NEWS and EVENTS

Molash is a scattered rural community surrounded by farmland and next to a forest (King's Wood). There is a pub, garage and church. The population of Molash is about 230; it is situated between Canterbury (8m), Ashford (8m) and Faversham (8m). 

Molash Church was built in the 13th century and was probably built on the site of an earlier church. The yews in the churchyard are 2,000 years old. Apart from being a working church there are also concerts and arts festivals organised. It is one of the stops in the Five Church Walk.


A face from Molash Church, stained glass, C14 or earlier, N. Wall of Nave, Centre Window, top red central pane.
Click on the face for a larger view.


For the Molash Parish Council website see: Molash P C -
This site is now the main site for NEWS and EVENTS

For the Challock website see: challockparishcouncil.gov.uk
For the Chilham website see: www.chilhamparishcouncil.gov.uk
Challock Chatter on Facebook Click here

In the links listed below you will find more information for and about the village, its church and activities:


St. Peter's Church
Local government About Molash & maps
Useful links Local business
Archive & pictures

Neolithic Flint axes - found in Molash

If you have any comments and/or wish to add any material please send email to: Paul Brewin
BUT for news, to post events etc please go to:

Molash Parish Council website: Molash P C