The second decade of the 21st Century would see Town return to glory under the leadership of Craig Edwards who would help the club to its second Essex Senior Cup title and then to promotion to the Conference South.

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As the decade neared its end the club was bought by Glenn Tamplin who invested heavily in the squad and facilities, both of which became greatly improved.

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The 2017-18 season would end with The Blues returning to the third tier of modern non-league football as well as retaining the Isthmian League Cup and lifting a third Essex Senior Cup.  A large number of attendance, team and player records were also broken.

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The Billericay Town Supporters Association ceased to be in 2017 and was replaced by the Supporters Society, who became members of the Supporters Trust Network.  This group not only represented fans within the club but helped to increase supporters numbers at away matches.

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A documentary about the club's trips to Wembley during the 1970's was given it's debut.  'Vase 40' included interviews with John Newman, Arthur Coughlan, John Pullin, Doug Young, Fred Clayden and John Pullin, as well as footage from all three finals.