Could someone help me with an ID please

It's a Callicarpa, sometimes known as Beautyberry.

Thank you Landgirl100. I saw it at our daughters yesterday and thought how pretty the berries were. Not surprised they call it Beautyberry.

It has been used to produce wine also has been used as a folk remedy to prevent mosquito bites.

Thanks Jackie ... Interesting to note the mosquito deterent. We live on the Wirral near marshes and consequently we do get a few mosquitos.

You get a better crop of berries with more than one plant.

Found this on the web... Hope you find it interesting :o))

Cantrell says toxicity testing is needed to evaluate the safety of applying potent beautyberry compounds to human skin. “Plants containing these compounds have long been used as folk remedies with no ill effects that we know of, so I would not anticipate any harmful effects when plants are used in the traditional way,” he says. Fresh green leaves, crushed and rubbed on people or pets, often repel insects for a couple of hours.

Hi Andrew and Jackie, many thanks. I was quite amazed when I saw these berries, like little beads off a necklace.