article_snippet.sent: Tottenham Hotspur are moving forward with the next step towards their new stadium development at White Hart Lane with demolition beginning on the final opponent to the move, Archway Sheet Metal Works.
article_snippet.sent: Spurs plan to open a new 'world-class' 56,000-seater stadium in just over three years time, and having secured the appropriate planning permission and fought off a legal challenge against a compulsory purchase order, progress is being made.
article_snippet.sent: Tottenham Hotspur are moving forward with the next step towards their premises new stadium development .
article_snippet.sent: Tottenham flags fly in front of the already partly-demolished building in north London on Thursday .
article_snippet.sent: April 2008 - Spurs began investigations into the Wingate industrial estate adjacent to White Hart Lane with a view to stadium expansion.
article_snippet.sent: Tottenham announce they will issue 30m new shares to raise £15m for the first stage of the proposed development.
article_snippet.sent: West Ham are confirmed as Olympic Stadium tenants and Tottenham focus all attentions on the current project.
article_snippet.sent: That meant Spurs could finally secure the last patch of land needed to start work on the new stadium that The Metal Works hope will rival that of north London rivals Arsenal.
article_snippet.sent: The plan for the design of the stadium itself further aims to regenerate the Tottenham area with a central square, shops, housing and the refurbishment of existing buildings included in the club's plans.
article_snippet.sent: Spurs hope to be ready to move into their revamped home in time for the 2018-19 Premier League season .
highlights_snippet.sent: Tottenham Hotspur plan to build a new world-class 56,000-seat stadium .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Tottenham's new stadium is expected to cost around £400million to build .
  
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