Time Out London publishes final print edition after 54 years
Writing in the final issue, global editor-in-chief Caroline McGinn said: "It's been a privilege and a pleasure to serve you in print for 54 years. Long may our love affair continue."
Ms McGinn added: "Thank you to the expert, hilarious mavericks who made this mag: there's no better team in the business.
To mark the last regular print issue of Time Out London, four London artists have created bespoke covers representing London right now. In this issue: 💌 Love letters to London from writers and comics 🌸 How the city is rewilding ☀️ Our guide to the best of summer 2022 pic.twitter.com/ekevRs4KQc
The food, drink and entertainment magazine had a circulation of 50,000 and cost £3.25 in 2012. In September of that year, it relaunched a slimmed-down edition and became free for readers.
In March 2020, it was rebranded temporarily as Time In when the national coronavirus lockdown prevented people from socialising and businesses from opening.
