homes were absolutely devastated, and in fact two thirds of the city s buildings were damaged. this is the old part, this has been preserved, kept to remember what happened during the second world war, and over there is the new coventry cathedral, which i will show you a little later. the newer, i should say, the first foundation stone was laid in the 50s. and we are here on the latest leg of our tour across the latest leg of our tour across the country to find out what people s lives have been like for the past year and how they are reflecting on the future. i m going to talk to abigail sheridan to graph the first of all this morning. good morning to you. the reason we are talking to you, abigail, is because you co founded this time last year an organisation called the warwickshire scrubbers. tell us what that was. b. warwickshire scrubbers. tell us what that was. . warwickshire scrubbers. tell us what thatwas. ., ,, ., , that was. a facebook group primarily set u- to that was. a face