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Residents to test Wembley Stadium Doors finally open at Wembley
(about 2 hours later)
People living and working near Wembley Stadium will be the first to test its new facilities on Saturday. The doors at the new Wembley Stadium opened for the first time on Saturday for a special community event.
Up to 60,000 Brent residents will test turnstiles and escalators as part of the safety certificate application process for May's FA Cup final.Up to 60,000 Brent residents will test turnstiles and escalators as part of the safety certificate application process for May's FA Cup final.
A football session will take part on the pitch and visitors will be asked to collectively flush the stadium toilets. A football session will take place on the pitch and visitors will be asked to collectively flush the stadium toilets.
The £757m ground was due to re-open in August 2005 but a series of hold-ups cancelled music and sports events.The £757m ground was due to re-open in August 2005 but a series of hold-ups cancelled music and sports events.
Members of England fan club Englandfans have also been invited to Saturday's "community day", which will feature music and dancers from the local area.Members of England fan club Englandfans have also been invited to Saturday's "community day", which will feature music and dancers from the local area.
'On track''On track'
Wembley Stadium managing director Alex Horne said it was the first step towards gaining the safety certificate needed to host the FA Cup final.Wembley Stadium managing director Alex Horne said it was the first step towards gaining the safety certificate needed to host the FA Cup final.
"We still remain on track to host the 2007 FA Cup final," he said."We still remain on track to host the 2007 FA Cup final," he said.
"But the FA will only announce the 2007 Cup final at Wembley once the stadium has been granted its general safety certificate.""But the FA will only announce the 2007 Cup final at Wembley once the stadium has been granted its general safety certificate."
The old Wembley, which opened in 1923, closed in 2000 and was demolished in 2002.The old Wembley, which opened in 1923, closed in 2000 and was demolished in 2002.
The Rolling Stones, Take That, Bon Jovi and Robbie Williams were forced to switch venues as the stadium missed its planned re-opening date, while last year's FA Cup final was relocated to Cardiff.The Rolling Stones, Take That, Bon Jovi and Robbie Williams were forced to switch venues as the stadium missed its planned re-opening date, while last year's FA Cup final was relocated to Cardiff.
An under-21s game between England and Italy will be the first competitive football match to be played at the rebuilt stadium on 24 March.An under-21s game between England and Italy will be the first competitive football match to be played at the rebuilt stadium on 24 March.
George Michael will be the first performer to play at there on 9 June. George Michael will be the first performer to play there on 9 June.