Terms of Use
1. About these terms
These terms govern use of Evolve’s UK editorial website. By browsing the pages, you acknowledge that the site is informational and not a clinical service.
2. Editorial information
We aim for accurate, readable material and review pages as resources change. Information may become outdated and should be considered alongside current advice from qualified professionals.
3. No medical advice
Nothing on Evolve diagnoses, treats or prevents a condition. Do not delay urgent care because of a page, and do not change prescribed treatment without speaking with the relevant clinician.
4. Acceptable use
You must use the website lawfully and must not interfere with its security, copy it for deceptive purposes or attempt to access restricted systems.
5. Intellectual property
Editorial text, layout and branding belong to Evolve or its licensors. You may read and share links for personal, non-commercial reference while preserving attribution.
6. Links
External links may be provided for context. Evolve does not control those sites and is not responsible for their availability, content or privacy practices.
7. Availability
We may update, pause or remove pages for maintenance, review or legal reasons. We do not promise uninterrupted access.
8. Liability
Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited. Subject to that, Evolve is not responsible for loss arising from reliance on general editorial information.
9. Contact
Questions may be sent to 78 Regent Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M14 4GP or by phone on 0161 748 6329.
10. Governing law
These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales, subject to any mandatory rights that apply to you.
11. Changes
This version was reviewed on 5 October 2026. We will date future revisions and present material changes clearly.
Using the material responsibly
The site is intended for personal reading, education and ordinary sharing of links. A page should not be copied into a service that presents Evolve as a professional adviser, nor should extracts be edited so that their meaning changes. If you quote material, keep the attribution and include the page link and access date.
Readers remain responsible for checking whether information is current, relevant to their circumstances and suitable for the purpose for which they intend to use it. Any examples are explanatory rather than instructions for an individual. Nothing in these terms changes a person’s statutory consumer rights or rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Content, links and availability in practice
We may correct a typographical error, update a source, alter a navigation link or temporarily remove a page while an editorial review takes place. External websites can change without notice, so a link is provided for context rather than as an endorsement of every statement or service found there. We use reasonable operational measures to keep the site available, but maintenance, network faults and events outside our control can affect access.
If you send material to Evolve, you confirm that you are entitled to share it and that it does not contain unlawful, threatening or confidential information belonging to another person. We may retain correspondence needed to respond, investigate misuse or keep an audit trail, normally for 24 months and, where a dispute requires it, for up to six years.
Contact and changes
Questions about these terms can be sent to 78 Regent Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M14 4GP, or by phone on 0161 748 6329. We aim to acknowledge substantive queries within five working days and provide a response within 20 working days where a further review is needed. The version date at the top of this page identifies the wording applicable to ordinary browsing on that date.
- 5 October 2026 — terms reviewed for site use, links, intellectual property and contact procedures.
- 5 October 2026 — wording clarified for availability, user submissions and statutory rights.
These terms apply to visitors who read, link to, quote or otherwise use Evolve pages, including guides, articles, contact routes and downloadable material. They are intended to explain the conditions for ordinary public access and should be read with the privacy, cookies, disclaimer, editorial and advertising policies. If a separate written agreement applies to a particular contribution or service, that agreement takes precedence only for the subject it expressly covers.
The site’s material may be updated when sources change, a correction is accepted, accessibility work is completed or a page is reorganised. A change to a page does not create an obligation to notify every past reader individually, although material policy changes will be dated on the relevant page. Readers should check the displayed review date before relying on a detailed statement for a later purpose.
Copyright in original Evolve text, layout and commissioned material remains with the relevant rights holder. You may read, print or share a link for non-commercial personal use, provided that attribution is retained and the material is not presented as independent advice from you. Systematic copying, automated extraction, resale or republication may require prior written permission, particularly where it could interfere with site operation or remove important context.
If you submit a correction, comment or other material, you retain rights you already hold in it. You give Evolve permission to review and reproduce it as needed to respond, investigate an issue or record an editorial decision, while taking reasonable steps to remove unnecessary personal details. Do not send material that you are not entitled to share, that identifies another person without a proper basis, or that could compromise the safety of a person or system.
Questions and complaints can be sent to 78 Regent Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M14 4GP, or by phone on 0161 748 6329. We normally acknowledge a complaint within five working days, investigate proportionately and provide an outcome within 20 working days where the issue requires a formal review. Relevant records are usually retained for 24 months, or for up to six years where necessary to establish, exercise or defend a legal position.