Bush, opposite purple leaves, red veins

Opposite now-purple thick leaves that might have been all green or is it just the ones that get the sun are purple, white leaf undersides with red veins, white buds.

I think it's a shrub, but maybe a tree - I vaguely remember thinking that I just saw two now-interesting bush-looking things that were really trees, but maybe I misremember that.

 

Has the look of a Viburnum sp.

 

On the order of V. x hillieri 'Winton'.

 

Great, thanks. I've never heard of that Viburnum (I'm relieved to know). Parents are Viburnum erubescens × Viburnum henryi; only henryi is at UBCBG. I read that it's semi-evergreen, in England anyway, so maybe here.