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The Parched Pea Podcast: Christine Cort on the future of Chew’s Yard and Preston city centre

Posted on - 4th September, 2024 - 7:00pm | Author - | Posted in - Friargate, Preston City Centre, Preston News, What's On in Preston
Christine Cort being interviewed by Gilly at Chew’s Yard Pic: Blog Preston

Preston’s podcast comes to the end of its first series, with a look to the future in the latest episode.

Hosted by John ‘Gilly’ Gillmore the Parched Pea Podcast has taken listeners on a journey to meet some of the people who make the city tick and hear their stories.

The sixth episode sees John sit down with Christine Cort of new hipster venue Chew’s Yard.

You can listen to the episode below or on Podfollow

Based in Market Street West, off Friargate, she talks through how the venue, bar and events space is evolving and signalling a new kind of development for Preston city centre.

From chess boards, to yoga sessions, running clubs, foodie options and more the brainchild of Ben Casey and Christine is put in the spotlight – and their hopes and dreams for the Friargate area of the city.

Christine said: “We want it to be a place where everyone is welcome. Students, OAPs,
young people. Everyone is welcome at Chew’s Yard.”

The Parched Pea Podcast is a collaboration between Blog Preston and the Lancashire Post, with Gilly exploring the people and places which make the city tick and will be available on SpotifyApple and all other major podcast apps via Podfollow with new episodes being released each Wednesday.

The podcast has been supported by Preston Markets, where a number of the interviews were recorded, and Preston’s Business Improvement District.

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