[1][2] The website describes itself as "a truly independent, shared equity media outlet, providing incisive news reporting and investigative journalism that highlights and exposes injustice, inequality and unfairness within UK politics, and throughout society in general.

Furthermore, Evolve claim on their website that they have "never received any outside funding" and "do not accept paid articles or corporate sponsorships" because they hold their "independence and the ability to express [their] own opinions above any potential financial gain.

"[6] In February 2018, then-senior editor Matt Turner became the first pro-Corbyn blogger to successfully join the parliamentary lobby in Westminster.

[8] The website was highly supportive of the Labour Party leadership of Jeremy Corbyn and is consequently often compared with other independent pro-Corbyn sites such as The Canary, Another Angry Voice and The Skwawkbox.

[2] In May 2018, IMPRESS ordered the website to pay £900 in damages for falsely claiming that Sky news presenter Jonny Gould attended a 2018 charity dinner hosted by the Presidents Club at which widespread sexual misconduct was reported.