Billericay Town Football Club is an English semi-professional team competing in the Isthmian League Premier Division, the seventh tier of the national football pyramid. The club is based in Billericay, Essex, and plays its home games at the New Lodge stadium. Founded in 1880, Billericay Town has traditional blue and white colors and is owned and run by a consortium of local businessmen, with a head coach leading the first-team affairs. The club's history is one of steady growth through the non-league system, with the name reflecting its town origins. A key era for the Blues came in the late 1970s and early 1990s, when they famously won the FA Vase at Wembley Stadium on multiple occasions, cementing their reputation as a giant-killer in cup competitions. The modern era has seen Billericay Town, with significant investment in the past decade, aim for promotion to the National League South, often featuring well-known former Football League players in their squad. The club enjoys a passionate and growing fan base, with a lively matchday culture centered at New Lodge. Billericay Town continues to be a ambitious club with deep community ties, aiming to climb the non-league ladder.