Mystery tree/shrub

Can you do a close up of the flowers? Hard to tell from a distance. Almost looks like a Russian vine but you say it's a shrub. Close up of the flower would make it clear what it is.

And it would be very helpful to see a close up of the leaves too. Plus, is it fragrant? Does it have berries in the autumn? Evergreen or deciduous, does it have a central trunk or is it more shrublike?

Japanese Pagoda Tree?! possibly but need acloser view of flowers

Would be a shame to chop it out if as not many trees have this mm=uch flower, esp if it is a Japanese P T

I'm thinking Ceanothus incanus, but only if its evergreen - can't see the leaves properly to tell.

Thanks for your replies. To answer Bamboo's questions - it is evergreen, multi-stem, no berries, the faded, brown flower trusses remain until I cut them off in the spring. Also to give a sense of scale, it is about 12ft tall at the moment. I wanted to include a detail of the flowers/ leaves, but it has been too windy and also Peter says I can't include more than one photo with a question. I'll try again tomorrow if the wind dies down and also report if any fragrance. I'll post it as another question Mystery tree/shrub part 2.

One other question, which you could answer when you post the next pic - any thorns present anywhere, no matter how small a number? Well two questions, actually - does it twine round itself or anything else?

The drooping shrub but that has thorns