Harry’s news for March – Marriage Week is coming 11-17 May – ‘Commit or Quit’ will be out by then
New this month … Marriage Week is coming on 11-17 May this year ‘Commit or Quit’ will also be out by then And in case
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New this month … Marriage Week is coming on 11-17 May this year ‘Commit or Quit’ will also be out by then And in case
Some interesting reads this month: UK has the fastest falling divorce rates in Europe Half of Britain’s highest earners have problems at home that have
A very happy new year and new decade to you! The well-being of the ’20s generation of children will depend greatly on how much their
Where are the family policies? Maybe they don’t want to judge. Maybe it’s fear of hypocrisy. Or maybe they assume family dysfunction and breakdown are
One earner families – after 20 years of social policies, it’s still 90% mum at home and dad at work. Human nature trumps policy? Read
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Marriage Week UK launches today under the banner of a ‘recipe for a happy marriage‘. And so we thought we’d try and find some evidence
It’s one of those assumptions that pops up with alarming regularity. ‘It’s terrible, isn’t it? Marriages are doing so badly. Surely you can’t really think
Valentine’s Day is traditionally a date when many couples take the plunge to get engaged. But what does the future hold for couples who get
PRESS RELEASE FROM MARRIAGE FOUNDATION / RHODA HARDIE PR: 27 DECEMBER 2018 ** UNDER EMBARGO UNTIL 00.01AM SATURDAY 29 DECEMBER 2018 ** Bad news for
Responding to the latest ONS data on divorce rates, which show a 59 per cent decrease in divorce in the first three years of marriage