Few of us expected to spend the first days of spring facing social distancing. For many single people, the fear of isolation is almost as real as the fear of the Coronavirus itself. It’s essential to remember that during times of high anxiety, our emotional health is as vital as our physical health. Social distancing does not mean we have to let go of the promise of exciting, new relationships.
Way before the internet revolution of dating sites and apps got into its stride, back in 2003, Attractive Partners was launched by the original founder of the company Elizabeth Fogarty from Pool House, a lovely country property in the village of Kings Coughton, in Warwickshire, with the first employees working from that address in a beautiful village location.
This year we were honoured as a company to have our parent company the Dating Options Group, approached by Lord Eric Pickles, the Chairman of the Parliamentary Review Committee and to be nominated as the Best Practice Representative for the Dating Industry for the year 2019. It is one of our proudest achievements ever.
Since our inception in 2003, we have worked hard to make Attractive Partners one of the UK’s top personal matchmaking agencies.
We have recently received some unfair and inaccurate criticism in the Daily Telegraph, when the Editor of their Consumer Affairs column Katie Morley has taken on a complaint from a client who became abusive with a member of our staff, to the point where it had become unacceptable.
Because of our wishes to adhere strictly to the General Data Protection Regulations around client confidentiality, an EU directive from 2018 and to remain on the right side of the law and the clients contractual rights, we have been unable to defend our selves against the spurious accusations made and taken forward by the journalist in question Katie Morley.
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