Boston Manor manor itself is open on Saturdays and Sundays and Bank Holidays from April to October. Two London Buses serve the area; the 195 and the E8. The area's local London Underground station is Boston Manor, served by Piccadilly line trains. Its post town is TW8 BRENTFORD, in the TW postcode area. The M4 motorway overpass runs through Boston Manor Park. Boston Manor is featured in the song Girl VII on the album Foxbase Alpha by UK pop band Saint Etienne. The Blackpool band Boston Manor take their name from the area. Boston Manor Boston Manor is an English Jacobean manor
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