Solved Help two old doddery dimwits please

We have lived next to this plant for almost twenty years. We have always known what it is called. Until now. Neither of us can drag the slightest memory of it from our sagging brain cells. Please help.

 

Why, oh why, did you post this, @Tidemark ? I, too, used to know what it was called and now I don’t know either!

 

I know.. it's palmate green leafed thingie... on the tip of my tongue... oh, I give in.

 

Dammit....dammit, blast and brain-fug.....

 

Yes, it has rather attractive white flowers in spring and red berries that the birds love in autumn….

 

Is it a Fatsia???

 

Not as posh as a fatsia. More hedgerowy. Quite tall if left to itself.

 

Viburnum opulus?

 

Yippeee!!!!! Thank you so much. Known in this house as “that Guelder Rose jobbie”.

 

I was thinking a viburnum, but the leaves don't look right on second thoughts...there again, I could be wrong!

 

Right or wrong, Guelder Rose is what she’s always been known as, so that’s fine!

Googling Guelder rose produces some interesting Wikipedia facts. Like the importance of the plant in Ukrainian folklore, music and embroidery!

 

Reminds me of field maple....Acer campestre.
But cannot see enough detail to be positive.

 

This is Viburnum opulus.

 

Sorry missed this .
Ignore above suggestion.
Pics below are Viburnum opulus.

 

That is Viburnum opulus roseum.

Viburnum opulus 'Roseum' | red guelder rose Shrubs/RHS