Tottenham Hotspur disappointed as court blocks women's training centre plans
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 10:45 AM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
Tottenham Hotspur expressed disappointment following a High Court ruling that blocked their proposal for a women's and girls' training centre at Whitewebbs. The judge determined that Enfield Council had been misled in its approval of the plans, which Spurs believed would enhance local green space and support women's sport. The club plans to review the judgment and assess their next steps in the matter.
- •High Court blocks Spurs' plans for a women's training centre.
- •Judge ruled Enfield Council was misled during the approval process.
- •Spurs aimed to create a world-class facility for women's sport.
- •Club committed to continue investment in local sport and community.
- •Next steps will be evaluated following the court's decision.
- 10:45 AMYahoo Sports — Spurs say they are ‘disappointed’ after court blocks plans for new women’s training centre
"Tottenham Hotspur say they are “disappointed” by a high court decision to block plans for their new women’s and girls’ training centre.The judge ruled that councillors were “misled” and sa...
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