In 1950s Liverpool, the corporation had a scheme for schoolchildren in the holidays whereby they could buy a “penny return” to anywhere on the tram network. I remember on one occasion being on the tram when a rather tall boy asked for a penny return. And by the way, this was of course the old penny, of which there were 240 to the pound sterling. Robin HughesSheffieldIn the late 1940s and 50s, a return bus ticket from Thorne to Doncaster in South Yorkshire, 10 miles each way, was one shilling and 10 old pence. Jennifer KennerleyNorwichDear Andy Burnham, please provide Shropshire with a comprehensive bus service so that residents can benefit from the £2 cap on bus fares.