Only one I can think of, apart from conifers, is Arbutus, preferably A. andrachnoides, as this is the hardiest one, though still is a little susceptible when young to particularly cold winters.

I'm a big fan of holly. There are some really beautiful varieties available. For choice, I'd go for a variegated one which produces red berries - you get year round interest! There are some varieties that have virtually spineless leaves, in case that's an issue with you. They also respond well to being pruned.

what about a weeping cherry or weeping silver birch they are lovley .

They are Nosey - but not evergreen;-))

yes i guess oops lol but silver birch look good still in winter . just a thaught .