What is this shrub?

I posted pictures of this a while back but it was not identified because of a lack of flowers/fruit.

I now have some photos that might help - thanks!

 

Is it possible it's a type of hydrangea?

 

Viburnum tinus?

 

Looks like a type of Cornus

 

I agree Cornus, perhaps Cornus sanguinea? If so the stems may well be bright red in Winter - but if that is indeed the variety it would benefit from being stooled each spring, but looking at the configuration of the stems I don't think that will be possible now :(

 

Thanks guys, from a Google image search of "cornus" I think the best match is:
Cornus controversa (Dogwood)

http://www.findmeplants.co.uk/plant-cornus-controversa-0684.aspx

Amusingly known as "wedding cake tree".

 

Your first picture looks very "upright" and bushy for Cornus controversa? No telling how it might have been pruned in the past though.

 

I think Calicarpa would have pinker flowers? and tight bunches of berries, rather than loose? I think the leaves in the photo look to be too shiny for Viburnum family.

 

Doesn't look anything like my Calicarpa and the way the berries are formed isn't the same at all. Personally I think it is a Cornus Controversa which someone has pruned into the shape it now is?

 

Interesting. Driving out & about I see a lot of "bushes" neatly trimmed into vaguely ball shaped, so that's a distinct possibility. Pity those as its distinctive "wedding cake" tiered shape is a lovely thing to behold. Can it be pruned such that it will revert to its normal form do you think?

 

Its lovely. You need a "one of each" bulk box on sale at your open day. I'd buy one