Belle Vale, Liverpool

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Belle Vale is a district of Liverpool. The area shares borders with Huyton, Netherley, Gateacre and Childwall, and is home to a large shopping centre. The main road in Belle Vale is Childwall Valley Road running from Childwall through to Netherley. The area includes a fire station, police station, Health Centre, junior football league and a park, Belle Vale Park.

Over one-thousand prefabricated homes were erected in Belle Vale between the years 1945-1947 in order to provide affordable rented accommodation for people whose homes were destroyed in bombing raids on the city during World War II, thus making it one of the largest Prefab communities in the country.[1]

Its most famous ex-resident is Sir Terry Leahy, chief executive of Tesco, the UK's biggest supermarket chain. Leahy is also President of the Belle Vale Prefab Project.[2]

The postcode for Belle Vale is L25, which is also the postcode for nearby Woolton.

Terry Leahy is not from Belle Vale, he is from Lee Park, Gateacre.


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