The Belle Vale Prefab Project was created in 2005 to celebrate and record the lives of the people who lived in a remarkable community after the Second World War. The Project's first book Prefab Days (2006) contained many contributions from the 'prefabbers' themselves, who explained just what was so special about their unique community. There were lots of photos as well, and its publication found the Project many new members. Although Prefab Days has now sold out, it can be borrowed from any Liverpool library. A second book, More Prefab Days, was published in 2008. It is on sale at Belle Vale Post Office, price £10. There is also a 2010 Calendar available for £4.

The last of the 1,157 'temporary' prefabs were finally demolished at the end of the 1960s, but the memories live on! The Project meets for a social get-together (usually there are between 20 to 30 people present) at 7pm in Lee Valley Millennium Centre, on the last Thursday evening of every month, and new members are always very welcome to attend. Besides these regular monthly events, there are outings and parties, and there are plans for a celebration and thanksgiving to be held in the spring.