Graham Lloyd is the Environment Editor at The Australian. With over 20 years of experience, he has covered energy and environmental politics while also holding various senior roles, including foreign correspondent and feature writer. Graham has been featured in BMJ, The Australian, and Plymouth Herald, and is a regular commentator on Sky News.
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Plymouth, United Kingdom (Local)
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Graham Lloyd's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly football matches involving Plymouth Parkway. He reports extensively on game results and team performance, with a strong emphasis on wins, losses, unbeaten runs, and home games.
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Victory against bottom side Didcot Town and gave their survival hopes a huge boost with a 2-1 win.
It looked as if Parkway were set for a defeat on Saturday, before Toby Down's stoppage-time strike rescued a point.
Parkway sealed a huge 1-0 win over Poole Town on Easter Monday
Yellow secure a 4-1 win at Swindon Supermarine in a match played 180 miles away at Hungerford Town.
Parkway Parkway travelled the relatively short distance to Southern League Division One side Exmouth Town, where they were narrowly beaten 1-0 by play-off chasing Salisbury
2-0 up aganst already relegated Didcot Town, Parkway were beaten 3-2
By: Daniel Clark, Graham Lloyd
Parkway remain in 20th place, the third relegation slot, on 44 points still two points from safety with three games still to play in the final six days of the season.
Parkway survive the drop after a season like no other
Plymouth Parkway started their third season in the Southern League Premier Division South with a 3-1 defeat under the new management team of Chris McPhee and Lee Peacock.
Parkway are in the hat for the draw for the final qualifying round for the first time ever
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