Maybe, just maybe, the tide is turning back to marriage
For the last few years, it’s become apparent that the trend away from marriage has at least paused, if not necessarily stopped. We have seen
November 9, 2017
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Insights, reflections and commentary from our team on marriage, commitment and family life — exploring the stories and ideas behind our research.
For the last few years, it’s become apparent that the trend away from marriage has at least paused, if not necessarily stopped. We have seen
Imagine an enormous fish tank. In it are fish of all different sizes, all swimming around happily together. It’s easy to tell how long any
Former welfare minister Iain Duncan Smith has this week warned the government not to cut the annual £7.5 million funding for relationship counselling. But is
An internal memo from a Google employee about diversity has caused a furore. An extract from our book “What Mums Want: And Dads Need To
‘Time for Change’, announces the Social Mobility Commission in their new report out today. In it, former minister Alan Milburn and his team talk about
I like paradoxes. So here’s one. How come less than half of all school leavers have both English and Maths GCSE at grade C or
I suppose I shouldn’t have been surprised. It’s the nature of being an incurable optimist. Assuming the best also means having to deal with disappointment.
It’s what children see that affects them, not how parents feel Happy parents -especially happy mums – tend to have happy kids. If parents get
Parents at war ‘more harmful than divorce‘, ran a headline in the Times yesterday. The accompanying article reports on a new study that claims “interparental
(This article was originally published in this week’s Church of England newspaper) Twenty two years ago, I stood on the brink of divorce. My wife
In an article for Metro last month, writer Rebecca Reid expressed horror that her fiancé might have asked her dad’s permission before he married her.
After eight years of marriage, Harry and Kate Benson stood on the brink of divorce. They had done the classic thing of growing apart. What Mums