Mace gets keys to Spurs stadium as demolition starts

Grant Prior 7 years ago

Mace has been handed the keys to White Hart Lane ready for a 12-week demolition programme to get underway.

Chairman Daniel Levy formally hands the keys to White Hart Lane over to Mark Reynolds, CEO of Mace, Main Contractor for the construction of the new stadium.

Spurs chairman Daniel Levy passed the keys to Mace CEO Mark Reynolds after the final game at the Lane on Sunday saw the home side beat Man Utd 2-1.

Main contractor Mace now takes on full responsibility for White Hart Lane and demolition work will start with the North Stand before moving towards the South and the Spurs Megastore.

Levy said: “Today marks yet another historic milestone in our continued progress to deliver our world class new stadium.

“However, it is also a sombre occasion upon which the Club formally hands over its home of 118 years – one filled with so many special memories for us.”

Demolition work is well underway already. Picture courtesy of the BBC

Mace gets keys to Spurs stadium as demolition starts

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