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Trusted National BrandAmbience is a national brand operating across the UK through people like me who live locally and genuinely care about what they do. Please do not hesitate to get in touch with me if you would like to discuss your venues, ideas or arrange a consultation.A woman died in a Debenhams store after staff locked up for the night while she lay unconscious in the toilets.Lorraine Rawbone, 70, used the lavatory in the Folkestone store on March 31 but suffered a blood clot which left her slumped inside the cubicle. Staff failed to adequately check the toilets when they closed up the store for the night and she was left on her own in the department store - the day before her Golden Wedding anniversary party. Lorraine Rawbone, 70, used the lavatory in Debenhams in Folkestone (pictured) on March 31 but suffered a blood clot which left her slumped inside the cubicleMrs Rawbone, from Folkestone, was only found after a four-hour delay, after her son found her location on her iPhone tracker.
Giving evidence at the Folkestone Magistrates Court inquest yesterday, Debenhams staff insisted they had properly checked the toilets before they locked up.They insisted Mrs Rawbone had gone unnoticed during the checks.The 70-year-old had arranged to meet her husband Terry in the nearby Lidl car park at 5.20pm so he could give her a lift home.However when she failed to show up he began to panic. He said: 'I was beginning to worry because she was always very prompt and I just knew something was not right.'This was just unheard of. I was constantly phoning her mobile every few seconds and it was just ringing and going to answer phone.'The couple were due to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary the next day. Mrs Rawbone was reported to police as a missing person and a desperate search began.In a written statement read aloud to the court, attending officer PC Chandler: 'Mr Rawbone told us he feared his wife was stuck somewhere and could not get help.'I phoned to the town centre team to check all the town centre toilets.
Officers had been unable to get into Debenhams because it was shut and they were having difficulty getting hold of key holders for Debenhams.'I was extremely concerned for the welfare of Mrs Rawbone.'I felt Mr Rawbone's concerns were genuine and we needed to find his wife as soon as possible because the situation was escalating.'Mrs Rawbone's son had discovered her whereabouts using her iPhone tracker app and alerted officers she was in Debenhams toilets. Police struggled to get into the building but eventually a police officer contacted his family member who worked for Debenhams, who was able to contact store staff.Mrs Rawbone was found in the toilets at 9.02pm. She was unconscious but still breathing.She was given emergency medical treatment and taken to the William Harvey Hospital. Mrs Rawbone was found in the toilets at Debenhams after four hours - she had suffered a blood clot which left her slumped in the cubicle PC Wood, another attending officer, said: 'Everyone involved in her medical care did absolutely everything they could for her.'She was treated with the utmost dignity and I'm extremely sad to say that despite everyone's best efforts she passed away.'A post-mortem examination concluded the cause of death was a large pulmonary embolism - an often fatal blood