Built in security and integrity checks ensure clocking smart cards cannot be misread

Liverpool City Council leader Joe Anderson said of a new multi-million pound business and retail development on the city's docks: "It will deliver a major boost to the city's economy." He added: "We have to turn down a lot of conferences and there are a lot of people asking for exhibition space alongside the conferences." Mr Anderson said the waterfront complex, which could open within three years, would allow the city to compete with the rest of the UK.

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