Green belt approval clears way for F3’s Spurs women’s training centre in Enfield

TH Women Training Centre Visualisation

Source: Tottenham Hotspur Football Club / F3

Scheme will deliver 11-pitch complex and new training centre in adapted former clubhouse

A change of use application for part of the green belt at Whitewebbs Park in Enfield has been approved, allowing Tottenham Hotspur Football Club to proceed with a new women’s training centre designed by F3 Architects.

The approval, issued by City Hall, follows the planning permission granted by Enfield Council in February 2025. It marks a key milestone in the delivery of a project that has drawn significant local opposition due to its location on publicly owned green belt land. More than 290 objections were lodged, with concerns centred on the loss of grassland, mature trees and access to open space.

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