Podcast: Family of student from Faversham crushed by own car outside university accommodation claim landlords have shown no remorse
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Friday, 28 August 2026 - 18 minutes
The family of a Faversham woman who died outside her university accommodation say her former landlords have shown no remorse.
21-year-old Eleisha Skinner was crushed when he car slid down the icy driveway in High Wycombe in January.
The property owners are going to install a new vehicle stop barrier and put up a sign saying tenants are responsible for their own safety - Eleisha's family saying putting that burden on young students is "wrong".
Also in today's episode, a Medway Councillor says the devastation of the flash floods in Nepal goes beyond disbelief.
Ebbsfleet United fans are planning to stage a protest this weekend as the side remains suspended from the National League.
Following talks on Wednesday, it was decided that suspension would be extended - so games against Farnborough and Horsham over the bank holiday won't take place.
A compliance and licensing committee said a tax bill still hadn't been paid and a winding up order remains in place. The club says the bill has now been paid in full.
In sport, it's a home game for Gillingham this weekend.
They're still looking for their first goal of the season after a defeat and a draw so far in the campaign and welcome Northampton Town to Priestfield.
And, Moses Itauma's former teachers from Medway have been wishing him good luck ahead of his world title challenge this weekend.
The 21-year-old from Chatham is bidding to become heavyweight champion.
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