WORCESTER have launched their time for change campaign aimed at transforming how they operate off the field and establish themselves as a force in the Premiership after 14 seasons when they have wallowed in its nether reaches.
The Warriors last week became the first professional rugby club to join the United Nations Sports for Climate Action Framework, joining major football sides such as Liverpool, Arsenal and Paris St Germain, and in doing so became part of the Paris Agreement, the legally binding commitment to tackle climate change.
“We need to take climate change very seriously and as ...