the Greater Cambridge City Deal (since renamed the Greater Cambridge Partnership) published early-stage "concepts" for improved transport links along the A1307, which included the idea of a new, off-road busway apparently straight across the Gog Magog Hills, possibly through or adjacent to the edge of Magog Down. This concept was met with dismay by both Cambridge Past Present and Future and the Magog Trust. Later that month reassurances were made that any busway would not go through the hills; the formal consultation document in June 2016 still included an off-road busway option, albeit with the line on the map drawn slightly further south from Magog Down. The preferred options following the 2016 consultation were stated to include an in-bound (towards Cambridge) bus lane alongside the A1307, however by October 2017 the proposal for an off-road busway was back on the agenda again. See also Army Manoeuvres of 1912 Beechwoods nature reserve Chalk Group East Cambridgeshire Guildhall, London for the characters Gog and Magog. How their names came to be attached to these hills is unknown. References Mapping External links Ritual activity at the foot of the Gog Magog Hills Fortean Traveller: The Gog Magog Hills, Cambridgeshire Stapleford Fun Run Hills of Cambridgeshire Iron Age sites in England Tourist attractions in Cambridgeshire Archaeological sites in Cambridgeshire Former populated places in Cambridgeshire Bronze Age sites in Cambridgeshire