Brexit billboards have been paused; cheeky charity LED neon alternatives from Zoella and bag & bones raise money for good causes; Epson discusses its soft signage solutions; and Hereford firm scares locals this Halloween.

Digital billboards have been used to educate the US on cannabis; Westminster station transformed into a jungle in political statement; Clarity LED tells Carys Evans why it chooses to return to The Print Show; and an OOH campaign raises awareness of modern slavery.

Channel 4 has used a giant banner to reveal its national HQ; JCDecaux utilises facial recognition in an OOH campaign; Blue Castle Group and Soyang talk PVC recycling; and how Eleanor Crow is keeping the shopfronts of London alive through her art.

JCDecaux has launched a new set of lifesaving out of home kiosks; The Neon Museum opens its doors for a special Tim Burton exhibition; The Magic Touch's Jim Nicol explains how its products double up as marketing tools; and a large-scale exhibition celebrates the London Thames River.