Choisya ternata ?

Yes its a choisya.

Break a leaf of it and smell the wonderful parfum.

Thankyou all ,have now looked it up and you all go top of the class. As a fellow bowler, Littlelegs, your club must look fabulous with your gardening skills,very well done. Hi Funguy , yes the smell of the leaf is great but I cannot describe it????? Thanks again

Luma is the generic name for a couple of shrub species related to myrtle, with small edible fruits. Good for a sheltered site in the sun, and much smaller leaved. L. apiculata is the one most often seen

Which I hope to post of a photo of in a few day's time

The smell is definitely citrus. "Mexican orange blossom" is the 'common name'

Yes it is citrusy goodness for sure. I like to go outside and rub some leaves on my neck before going out on the town. The girls love it and its free.

Oh yuk, I hate the smell of Choisya leaves. The blossoms are the part that smells of citrus, but the leaves, dear oh dear, I dread having to cut loads of it and then putting it in the car to take to the recycling centre, I drive there with the windows right down and breathing through my mouth, it stinks... as far as I'm concerned, but then I do have a very strong sense of smell. Put that behind your ears, funguy, and I'd be off like a bat out of hell, lol. Maybe all the women your way don't have much sense of smell...