Marriage at an all time low
Today’s release from the Office for National Statistics reveals that marriage has hit an all-time low. The number of weddings in 2015 was 239,020, down 3.4 per cent on the
Today’s release from the Office for National Statistics reveals that marriage has hit an all-time low. The number of weddings in 2015 was 239,020, down 3.4 per cent on the
More men in the UK are holding out ‘to meet the right person’ before getting married than women, a new survey published today revealed. Thirty-five per cent of men polled
There’s a very simple equation. Less marriage = more unmarried cohabitation = more family instability The reason is that marriage is inherently stable whereas cohabitation is inherently unstable. Study after
PRESS RELEASE FROM MARRIAGE FOUNDATION Date: 06 February 2018 Plan your baby if you want to stay together, finds Marriage Foundation Couples who plan their first pregnancy have a higher
Children should know … … The upsides of healthy relationships When relationships go right, couples who stay together tend to be happier, healthier and ultimately wealthier (Waite & Gallagher