Sorry for the late reply
It doesn't have thorns, so it can't be a pyracantha.
Does this mean it's definitely a Cotoneaster?
Pyracantha in winter
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Re: Pyracantha in winter
That would have been a sight there Andrew, maybe with a bit of peanut butter for lube and then a hell of a lot of Enos ( fruit salts ). 
But alas i do believe your Ipad is safe 
cheers
Peterb
But alas i do believe your Ipad is safe cheers
Peterb
