Secretary
Matchday Secretary
Manager
👤 Chris Allen
Chair
👤 Tom Perkins
Home Kit
Shirt: Red / White
Shorts: Red / White
Socks: Red
GK: Orange
Away Kit
Shirt: Blue
Shorts: Blue
Socks: Blue
GK: Purple
Devizes Town FC was established in 1884 as Southbroom Football Club. In 1898, Southbroom and other smaller clubs amalgamated to form Devizes Town Football Club and in their first season won the Wiltshire League as well as reaching the first round proper of the FA Amateur Cup and the Wiltshire Cup Final.
After the Second World War the club moved to its current home at Nursteed Road. In the Wiltshire Senior Cup, the team appeared in every final between 1956/57 and 1962/63 winning six out of the seven finals. In the 1961–62 season, the club achieved a treble by winning the County Senior Cup, Premier League Championship and the League Subsidiary Cup.
In 1967, the club joined the Western League, and in the 1972–73 season, managed by Ken Owens, the club won the Western League Championship and the Subsidiary Cup. Devizes stayed in the top division for a further three years but were then relegated to Division One. For four seasons the club remained in Division One but returned to Western League Premier as Division One Runners-up in 1979–80.
The 1999–2000 season under manager Brian Newlands saw the club promoted back to the Western Premier league as Division One title winners. The club stayed in the Premier Division until the 2008–09 season and remained in the First Division until losing their Western League status and switching to the Wiltshire League in 2022, promotion back to step 6 followed the following year.
In 2023 under the new Chairmanship of Dan Sloan & Tom Perkins the club appointed Chris Allen as First Team Manager and finished 5th in the Hellenic First Division. The following season saw Devizes Town return to the Jewson Western League Division for the 2024/25 season, finishing third and losing in the play offs. The club achieved its first silverware for 25 years by winning the Wiltshire Senior Cup beating Wroughton 3-0 in the final.
In 2025 our Nursteed Road home was re-named the Grist Environmental Ground following a partnership agreement and financial investment from local company Grist Environmental.
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