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Latest NewsBehind bars and into register offices: Marriage Care branches out18 September 2012A Catholic charity, Marriage Care, whose patron is the Archbishop of Westminster Vincent Nichols, announced this week that it is expanding the work it undertakes offering relationship counselling to prisoners and preparation for couples marrying in register offices. The charity's increased work in these areas is partly in order to meet government targets. The chief executive of Marriage Care, Terry Prendergast, said they plan to expand their presence in register offices, responding to what registrars have told the charity is a "revolving-door syndrome" of divorce and re-marriage.
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