The last printed edition of Time Out London is on the streets, bringing to an end a 54-year-run for the magazine that started life as a listings publication. Time Out was first published in London in summer of 1968 by Tony Elliott and has since grown to cover more than 300 cities in almost 60 countries. The London edition became a free magazine in 2012, often handed out at Underground and train stations, as well as being found in supermarkets, concert venues and even pubs. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES