ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pgeocode' - python

I've installed pgeocode in my PyCharm project folder, through PyCharm, as I have done for other modules but for some reasons it's saying the module is not found.
I also tried installing pgeocode from the command line so it's accesible across all projects but no change
import pgeocode
dist = pgeocode.GeoDistance('GB')
distance = dist.query_postal_code('Postcode1', 'Postcode2')
print(distance)
Looking in my installed PyCharm modules I can see pgeocode there:

Uninstall first using :
pip uninstall pgeocode
Then re-install using :
pip install pgeocode

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