than the original Night Climbers. Given its sometimes clandestine nature, some Cambridge students have described The Night Climbers of Cambridge as a modern day Marauder's Map of Harry Potter fame. In 2014, a team of Cambridge engineers designed an online app called the "Cambridge Marauders Map", which allowed friends to view their movements within the colleges of Cambridge and identify potential hazards. The Marauders Map app included many climbing and urban exploring features taken from The Night Climbers of Cambridge. The app is no longer publicly available. Legacy Symington stood for Harborough in 1950 as an independent Mosleyite candidate, receiving 273 votes. In 1958 he published the book Return to Responsibility: A New Concept of the Case for Fascism in the Post-War World. Eric Waddams was head of music at Elizabeth College, Guernsey in the 1950s and 1960s. The Night Climbers of Cambridge is repeatedly referred to in The Bad Quarto, a mystery novel by Jill Paton Walsh. Her novel mentions a supposed additional chapter regarding night climbing in St Agatha's College, the fictional Cambridge setting for most of Walsh's stories about Imogen Quy, college nurse at St Agatha's. Night climbing plays a central role in The Bad Quarto, along with a production of the 1603 quarto version of Hamlet. See also Buildering Geoffrey Winthrop Young Ivo Stourton Nick Raynsford The Night Climbers of Oxford References External links Night Climbing in Cambridge, Cambridge University Caving Club journal, 1983 Students risked their lives to scale the night time heights, Cambridge News, 24 April 2007 Nocturnal missions, The Times, 10 June 2007 Confessions of a night climber, The Times, 2 November 2007 A stegophilic view of Cambridge spires, The Daily Telegraph, 29 December 2007 Urban climbing, 1930s style, The Guardian, 21 May. 2009 The shadowy climbers bbc.co.uk 1937 books Books about Cambridge Culture of the University of Cambridge Climbing books Works published under a pseudonym Chatto & Windus books Urban climbers