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Outernet boss to co-chair London's bid for WorldPride in 2030

Philip O’Ferrall will share the role with Christopher Joell-Deshields, chief executive of Pride in London.

Evening Standard

How the Outernet is bringing 'epic' storytelling to the West End

By some measures Outernet is now the most visited attraction in London with more than six million people passing through

Evening Standard

From rainforests to grains of sand: FREE immersive timelapse photography exhibit comes to London

A free timelapse photography video exhibit opens in London, as LA-based artist Maggie West teams up with Outernet

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Nature's Confetti: National Trust celebrates spring with stunning digital blossom installation at Outernet

Outernet’s latest mind-boggling show sees a series of exquisite pink flowers and petals projected across four-storey high screens

Evening Standard

What time is Ghetts on stage at Outernet London?

The MOBO Pioneer Award winner will play two shows in London next week

Evening Standard

VLADA: the 'overwhelming' artwork made of thousands of war videos from a Ukrainian Telegram Channel

The 11-hour video piece, which will be projected across Outernet’s four-storey, 16k definition screens, marks the second anniversary of the war in Ukraine

Evening Standard

£1million prize for TfL advertising campaign inspired by patterns of traditional Tube seats

The campaign by VCCP London and Wavemaker has won a competition launched by the Standard and Outernet London

Evening Standard

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Outernet London launches eye-boggling immersive "digital mega-performance" about the evolution of art

Korean design powerhouse D'strict's illuminating film will be projected for free across four-storey high, 16k definition screens

Evening Standard

‘Young artists are facing a crisis’ – how do we keep London creative?

The cost-of-living crisis and an out-of-control rental market are wreaking havoc with London’s artistic community, but organisations across the capital are rallying to help

Evening Standard

Things to do in London this weekend (January 12 – 14)

From London's latest omakase hotspot to a new showing of an old ballet, Mike Daw has everything to see, do eat and drink this weekend

Evening Standard

Could Tottenham Court Road become London’s nightlife epicentre again?

After more than a decade gutted by Crossrail, our favourite late-night haunt down the far end of Oxford Street is back, and has had quite the facelift, says Emily Phillips

Evening Standard

Outernet marks Diwali as it begins a series of celebrations in collaboration with the mayor

The central London landmark will celebrate a series of holidays and major religious events

Evening Standard

Have a flutter? Outernet London launches a brand new immersive butterfly experience

Visitors will be able to see a butterfly land on the tip of their finger

Evening Standard

Sex Pistols, screens and big brands: Philip O’Ferrall on his vision for media venture Outernet

Executive behind controversial redevelopment of London rock’n’roll enclave has plans for New York too

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FLO at Outernet review: this knockout gig felt like an intimate stop on their road to superstardom

The vocally flawless trio are even better than the hype

Daily Mirror

Danny Care sympathises with Marcus Smith after record loss as England in need of reset

EXCLUSIVE: England scrum-half and Harlequins cap record-holder Danny Care sat down with Mirror Sport ahead of the final round of the 2023 Six Nations, where he hopes team-mate Marcus Smith can shine

The Guardian - UK

‘They belonged somewhere’: the forgotten victims of one of London’s deadliest fires

Plaque to 37 victims of arson attack on Soho club to be unveiled 40 years after tragedy that became a footnote in history

The Guardian - UK

The day the music died? Welcome to Denmark Street and Tottenham Court Road’s new ‘digitally enabled streetscape’

The pleasingly ramshackle area of central London where punk was born and you went to buy a banjo now includes a multi-billion ‘super-flexible brand engagement platform’. So is it as awful as it sounds?

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