Coventry Market Transformed Into Set for CBeebies Children's Show
A children's television programme filmed at a market in Coventry aims to help young viewers explore food through their senses, according to the BBC.

A market in Coventry has been used as the filming location for a new CBeebies programme designed to help young children learn about food, the BBC reported.
According to the BBC, the show is intended to encourage children to explore food through their senses, using the everyday setting of the city's market as a backdrop for its content.
Further details about the programme's title, broadcast schedule, and production team were not specified in the available report.
CBeebies is the BBC's television channel aimed at pre-school children, and has previously produced a range of programmes filmed on location across the UK to give young audiences exposure to real-world settings.
Sources
- How city's market became a CBeebies TV set — BBC Entertainment & Arts
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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