FECKENHAM have shelved plans for a potential groundshare with Midland Combination rivals Alveston and Pershore after negotiating a new deal with long-time landlords Redditch United.
The Millers feared they would have to look elsewhere but have found the funds to meet a higher rental cost for the new season.
The club's committee had even discussed folding the first team - who finished fourth in the Premier Division last season and reached the Challenge Cup final - and continuing with just their second team, based at their Mill Lane home.
But boss Lee Adams warned the increased financial demands would mean no big-money signings to bolster his side, with the manager set to promote the pick of the second string.
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