Six years after being dissolved, Edgware Town will return to the Spartan South Midlands League Division One for the 2014/15 season.

The club has searched long and hard for the right facilities at which to return and have purchased a long-term lease at Silver Jubilee Park – the former home of Kingsbury Town.

An artificial pitch has been approved by the FA and sports council, meaning the whole community will be able to use the facilities throughout the week, without the pitch condition suffering.

Edgware are awaiting the green light from Brent Council – expected soon – to go ahead with those plans.

Development of the club has begun from the bottom up, with a youth system put in place, starting at Under-8s level and working up to an Under-18s side.

Ken Batten, who was chairman when the club was dissolved in 2008, has returned as president with Anthony Manzi the chairman.

Dan Manzi will manage the side, assisted by Jamie Alexander, and the pair have begun building a squad already. Former Watford academy players Homran Leo and Hemel Patel have agreed deals with the club.

The former Ithsmian League Division Three winners have also recruited Japanese ex-professional, Koichi Sugiyama, as a coach on a short-term basis.

Sugiyama has played over 200 games in the Japanese J-League and managed Albirex Niigata in Singapore's S-League.

The 42-year-old former defender has taken time out from his coaching career in Asia to learn more from the English game, with Edgware providing the platform to do so.