内容摘要：Wioleta Owczarek and her partner Mateusz Walkiewicz's Jackadoodle Lola and Parsons Jack Russell Maya were stolen by a pet sitter in Aylesford, Kent in 2018.

Wioleta Owczarek and her partner Mateusz Walkiewicz's Jackadoodle Lola and Parsons Jack Russell Maya were stolen by a pet sitter in Aylesford, Kent in 2018.

The company, which only operates one home, has been asked to comment in response to the findings and de-registration.Ratings for "responsive, effective and caring" were not inspected and remained rated as good by the CQC.

Inspectors made their second visit to Bay House between May and June.The CQC said it had been prompted to check on the progress of improvements the home had been instructed to make following a previous inspection.In the follow-up inspection they found three breaches of legal regulations in relation to safe care and treatment, safeguarding and governance.

Window restrictors were found to be missing for some windows on the first floor, and where restrictors were installed, they failed to meet Health and Safety Executive (HSE) requirements, the inspector's report said."This poses a risk of falls from height for the residents," it added.

In addition, fire doors did not always function correctly, with missing smoke seals and doors that failed to close properly.

"The environment was unsafe, placing residents at significant risk of harm," the report said."It's easy to shop when there's nothing to pick from," one customer joked as they left the store.

A Co-op worker said they had dealt with red weather warnings and covid but "no one understands a cyber attack."The company told the BBC last week that the attack on its systems meant store deliveries had been hit and the hack had resulted in "significant" amounts of customer data being stolen.

Co-op said "remote lifeline stores" will receive extra deliveries soon.A "spokesperson said: "We take our responsibility to our Scottish island stores and communities very seriously.