| Directors Bob Greig
Bob founded OnlyDads in 2007 having recognised that there was a lack of quality on-line information and support for dads raising children on their own. Bob is an honours graduate from King's College, London and prior to founding OnlyDads worked as a senior property manager for the Church of England. He now lives just outside Totnes with his two teenage daughters. Rebecca Giraud
Rebecca joined Bob in 2009 in response to mums contacting OnlyDads wanting a similar site for them. Rebecca has an MA from Exeter University and has years of experience working in social development both here and overseas. She now lives on Dartmoor with her partner and two children. Advisory Board
Jolyon Maugham - Chairman Jolyon is a graduate of the University of Durham (LLB: European Legal Studies, First Class) and Birkbeck College, London (MA: Modern Literature, Distinction) and a Queen Mother's Scholar (Middle Temple). He is a barrister, a member of the Bar Council, and a member of the Bar Council's Equality and Diversity Committee. He is a former Chair of the Fatherhood Institute and Gingerbread. He is married with three young children.
Rosie Shelley Rosie Shelley is a qualified marketer, experienced writer and blogger and works at Google as the Google+ Community Manager for the UK parenting sector. Self-confessed social media addict, Rosie has a background in retail management and now specialises in digital media and branding. Rosie has offered social media consultancy services to a number of leading UK brands.Rosie has been published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers and has written for Open Mind magazine, Britvic's parenting website Ready for Ten, P&G's website Super Savvy Me, and Tesco Magazine online. Rosie has been an official blogger for the Tesco Mum of the Year Awards for the last two years. Rosie joined the Google team in October 2012 and divides her time between her office in London and her home in Nottinghamshire where she lives with her daughter. Rosie blogs at Rosie Scribble and can also be found on Twitter and Google +
Julia Thackray Julia Thackray is a family mediator and trainer in family law in London. She spent 18 years as a solicitor, dealing with all aspects of family cases, many resulting from divorce and separation. She specialised in complex children law cases, including those involving international cross border movement of children, same-sex parenting issues and difficult parental disputes relating to all aspects of children's care. Her work also involved dealing with the financial consequences of divorce across a wide range of families, from those entitled to legal aid to those with significant and complex assets. She now works with a training company delivering and directing family law training for lawyers. She also works with couples and former couples in mediation to help them find constructive solutions to their family issues without having to go to court. She supports the work of Only Mums and Only Dads by being a member of the advisory board.
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Today: Saturday May 25, 2013
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Mediation and Changes to Legal Aid
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How to know if Fostering is Right for you
20/05/2013
Vacancy on our Advisory Board (Finance)
20/05/2013
What is a CANparent class?
20/05/2013
The numbers of children who walk to school are falling
16/05/2013
The winner takes it all. Or do they?
15/05/2013
How to teach children to develop a good work ethic
15/05/2013
Explaining Mental Illness To Children
15/05/2013
Divorced Parents Reveal Their Secrets
15/05/2013
The Dating Life Over 50
15/05/2013
Marketing for Mediation Services
11/05/2013
Mu husbands children are coming to live with us
11/05/2013
The 7 Deadly Dating Sins
09/05/2013
How to be a relaxed parent and not an anxious one
09/05/2013
Why do children steal and lie
09/05/2013
If food is picked up of the floor within 5 seconds will it be contaminated?
09/05/2013
Nick Clegg to block childcare ratio reforms
08/05/2013
Why men seem to be able to get over a relationship faster than women
08/05/2013
It is time to be a parent and not a secret diary reader
08/05/2013
Parents too tired for their kids
08/05/2013
Unauthorised Apps costing parents 30m
07/05/2013
Poor sex education leaves pupils vulnerable
07/05/2013
How can we help children stand up to bullying
07/05/2013
Asthma admission rates vary alarmingly
07/05/2013
Deprived school kids ahve school trips paid for by English Heritage
30/04/2013
Let children take risks
29/04/2013
A day in the life of a Foster Carer
12/04/2013
Mediation and Changes to Legal Aid
26/02/2013
Legal Aid Changes
19/09/2012
Pension annuities
10/11/2011
Research on Single Dads
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