Salisbury have struck a deal with the trustees of the RayMac Stadium to play there next season.
A deal was announced this morning with a club statement reading: “We would like to thank the trustees for effecting our return to the Ray Mac, which they have agreed after satisfying their own responsibilities towards the beneficiaries by taking the professional advice they were duty bound to do.”
The club will now seek a place in the league structure for next season.
Meanwhile, Telford recorded their lowest league attendance since reforming last night.
Just 657 supporters watched their 1-0 loss to Gateshead, with ex-Bull Michael Rankine scoring the goal. The attendance was half that of Saturday's home loss to Woking that left the club rooted to the bottom of the Conference as is believed to be their only sub-1000 league attendance since reforming ten years ago.