Help identifying shrub

It's Lycesteria formosa. A friend gave me a cutting but our soil is to alkaline and it only lasted a couple of years.

Thanks merlot - that's definitely it. I think it grows better from seedlings - I keep finding them all over the garden. I suspect it's not long living though, usually that type that grow fast, die young!
Now I know the name, I've googled it and found it's also known as Pheasant bush, Himalayan honeysuckle and Granny's curls. Seems to be good for bees and wildlife so I'll let it proliferate as we have plenty of space.

I cut mine down in the spring, they grow back in a bushy form and it stops them getting too large and woody.

I was given two by my SIL as hers throws out seedlings that she then discards or pots up if someone wants one.She calls it Pheasant berry.Hers is huge and stunning -she has the space for it.And the bees adore it.And birds love the berries.
She advised me to chop it right down in spring to keep it manageable .I hope it thrives,the drupes on it are really pretty.I've given the other one to my DD who is starting her garden from scratch and on a budget.

Thanks for advice - I do cut mine back but they keep growing! If anyone wants seedlings, let me know, though I probably don't live near any of you