Telford are looking to drop their 100% fan owned model and seek outside investment.
Having considered the situation for several months, a club statement reads: 'Over the past few months, since the election of the current Trust Board, behind the scenes we have looked to improve processes and interactions with fans and trust members. This is very much work in progress and much of this work has remained unseen, however, over the coming weeks and months there will be more opportunity than ever before to become involved in decision making for the club and trust.
'We accept that at the outset, when the club and trust were first formed, things were very much done with the "now" in mind rather than perhaps looking at the future. The ownership model is integral in our makeup and structure for the future.
'We would like to welcome any interested parties who would look to invest into the club to come forward, and now give 30 days notice for them to declare any such interest. Similarly, for any fans/trust members who feel they could offer assistance in looking at alternatives to the current model, we would welcome input from you.
'Any suggestion will be given due consideration and any interested parties will be contacted during this timeframe. The Trust Board will then report back to its members and the fanbase following the 30 day consultation period and will then look to finalise and formalise the respective boards' structures.'
Since reforming, the Bucks' 13/14 Conf North win was their only championship title out of four promotions. They have not finished higher than 20th in the fifth tier, getting relegated for the second time in April.