Boro resigned from the Southern League earlier this month having been unable to keep up with bills after being kicked out of their home by landlords Arden Tigress in late October.
Owner and manager Jimmy Ginnelly walked away, believing that to be the quickest route to regaining access to the stadium, while sponsor and stand-in chairman Ian Cook tried to keep things going through an emergency groundshare at Barwell.
With no sign of progress, officials had to admit defeat.
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